Peiping, June 13, The popular revolt against Manchoukuo control in North Charhar spreading, according to Chinese re Ports from Pingtichuan. Four-thow-sand armed "rebale," commanded by Li Ying. captured a number of villages south of Kuyuan, on the Charhar-Jehol border, on' June 10, and how threaten to penetrate westward with the object of rallying the inhabitants, The revolt apparently originated in an attempt to organize a concerted uprising. Owing, however, to a be-tradal of plans the affair has ceveloped on sporadic, lines.
Tu order to cheek disaffection. Manchoukuo levies have been reorganized as the "Mongolian autonomous army" consisting of ten divisions of which Prince Teh is commander-in-chief and Li Shou-hsien deputy commander.
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