Nanking, Nov. 6.
Another drive on the Kuominchun' insurgents under Sun Liang-chen was launched by the Government: {forces yesterday with General Tang Song-ghi personally directing the advance. The march on Loong is progressing along three separate routes.
Following upon their recent. success in the Linji-Tengfeng region, units of the 10th Army Corps under Generals Hsu Yuan-chuan and Wang General Feng Yuchsiang also declared that it was their intention to establish a "clean, honest government," which would take to heart the welfare of the people," which, he said, the Nanking Government had neglected. They would pay tion and the development of communications for the benefit of the people and would honestly carry out the Kuomintang policy and their policy would be "not simply the posting of 2 few slogans in the streets."
They would, if successful, call a conference and decide on the sent of government.
Asked if he and Yen were aware beforehand of the denunciatory telegram of Nanking sent out by 27 Kuominchan generals on October 10, Marshal Feng said: "The preamble was drawn up here.
ipproved by Gen. Yen Hsi-shan and myself and then sent out."—Reuter. north of Tengfeng, on the 4th inst. 'A considerable number of Kuominchun troops were taken prisoners without offering resistance. A large jantity of ammunition together th 4 field-pieces, 10 machine guns and 500 rifles were left behind by: the retreating rebels.
General Fong Ting-ying, Commander of the ist Route Army who recently established his Headquart Jers at Yehhsien, has reported com-[pletion of the concentration of forces there and is prepared to send them to Chengchow to join in the [pursuit of the rebels—Kuo Min.
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