Nanking, July 21.
It is understood that the policy of larined resistance to the imminent [Japanese mi wry invasion of Jehol was decided upon at a meeting of Central Poli li tical Council yester-
Government, it is learned, received yesterday 'a lengthy. tel from from General Chang, Heueh ing reporting on the aerial bor lenaing and the infantry regiment at
understood that they will be dispatched shortly for Shihmienchen and Hilingkow, Considerable activity on the part of Gen. Chang's. aviation, force eportel from Peking, where his fying squadrons have been standing for the last. several days. The latest report from Peking says that 200 large bombs have been prepared fat. the aerodrome there. United Press.
Gen, Chang ani Mukden Peking, July 23. credit Japanese reports from Muk-Chinese oficial circles, here dis den which declare that Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang is planning a drive toward; Mulden with the eae in Manchuria. out that Marshal particularly with the Ishimato Wd-]""inoagh these ramours are em-ithe Japanese ait jen trict, Hbardment of Chaoyang, Jehol, by|'Chang being fore, Follwing the Central Mboveroment, the under the orders phatically discredited by the Japan. upon the receipt of the telegram, an would, in any event, rest with army headquarters here this morn-|¢se Legation, there is no doubt thatlemergency meeting was held by) king and not with him—Reuter. army, headquar'eradarmme forces, of they are religiously larine forees of man in the si fect. The Chinese in|Generals Chu Pei-te and Li Chi-sen. believed by the|President Wang Ching-wei, wit Telegram to President tt.) Peking have got ie firmly into their President Wang is understood to Nanking, July 23. heads that the Japanese intend to Ihave telegraphed to General Chiang precipitate action in Jehol.
Kai-shek urging him to retarn im-In view of the menacing situation in Jehol and North [mediately to Nanking to discuss Yutlin in. this connection, chow and' Chaoyang ares. are belie'
"The Japanese troops in the Chit concerted measures for coping with Federation of National Salvation ation.
Associations, in a telegram to Mr. further reported that Presi Defence Prepared toe Claneyang. cies ae belie.
Wang. Ching-well, President of the Executive Yuan, takes him to task Jdent Wang has dispatched a tele-'The opinion here i Sat the Chi Pekin Jgram to General Chang Hsueh-liang tres around the feeling that trouble The balance of opinion here cer near authorities will strongly resist] f @ major order is not likely inion here 0 iving preliminary structions ro. the mode of dealing with the attempted Japanese Invasion of {occur before the League Commissi
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