The funeral service of the Gon. Ma. Puchslang, former. Chait man of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commitee, took - place yesterday. The colin containing is Femains is being temporary kept the: Sanlino cemetery here end rill ultimately be conveyed back to Kans, his native province, for final interment.
All high oftcers in the old en shal. Chang Hevehof the JArmy, and offered condolences on the death of his father. Marshal [Chang Hsuchliang hai ally presented $10,000 to General Ma to-|. ward the funeral expenses.
In a telegram to General Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Military JAffairs Commission, General Ma Hung-kvei requests that he be re-Hieved of his substantive and conjearrent posts so that he may observe the customary period of mourning for his deceased parent.
The will of the late Mohammedan leader which contained his farewell instructions to his son, General Ma Hung-kuei, exhorted the latter to Jatrike lis utmost for the welfare of ithe: Party abd Nation—Kuo Min:
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