Friendly Hand to Communism Than Submission to Japanese Nanking, Mar. 1.
A despatch received here this morning from Loyang states that Mr, Wang Ching-wel, President of the Executive Yuan, General Ho Ying-ching, Minister for War, and several other members of, the Central Executive Council aytived at the new capital yesterday morn ing.
interviewed by Reuter, Mr. Wang declared that China was determined to invoke Article XVI, of the League Covenant, providing for economic sanctions, at the forthcoming special Assembly of the League of Nations, He also pointed out that the Chinese Government would order a punitive expedition against the new manchurian state if the latter was formally inaugurated.—Reuter.
Mar. 1.
'A. telegram from Loyang this evening reports that, at the open ing of the second plenary session of the Central Executive Council there to-day, various important, posals relating to. the pol situation, were submitted.
The proposals included a plan for the appointment of three principal military commanders as follo Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang to charge of the armies for re: the "Japanese invasion"
Chiang. Kai-shek, to command the anti rebel expedition and General Chen Chi-tang to be in charge of troops operating for suppress bandits, "The telegram said that Mr. Chang Chi, former president of the Legislative Yuan, was proposing the establishment of an emergency capital in Sian—United Press, Loyang, Mar, 1. lary session of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang Chinese troops from Shanghai was when the withdrawal
discussed, The meeting was & long
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trid thers were many. Heated] lof the withdrawal and details connected with it.
Nanking, March 1. of the Foreign Relajssion of the National Government yesterday to resume h full relations with Soviet me-Russian fighting in North Manchuria in 1929, is conred to be of the highest importance, and is causing considerable speciation here, punitive expedition against the Te ig considered that in view of rebels in Manchuria had been known the Shanghai developments, the] "°S"race for some tine; but the original plans in rela~ tion to Manchuria will be jected decision to restore commercial and Giplomatic. relations. with. Soviet to modification, Subsequently, Marshal Li Russia caused coneiderale surprise sen reported the results of his trip Talk, however, had been going on to Peking to confer with Marshal during'the past four months among the Chinese general public that if
to deal with military Theo committees were appointed foreign against: Japan's armed. aggression, the world fied to support Chine political affairs ively. {fe only course ser China to follow Members of the was to join hands with Russia. include " General Ho China, it was said, would rather Marshal Feng Vu-hsian i) give Communism her hand of friend-Chu Pei-teh, Marshal Li Chi-sen, than surrender to Japan's mill General Li Lich-chen, General Tang ary domination—Reuter, Song-chi.
The meetings of this committee will be convened by Gen Moscow, Mar. 5. eral Ho Ying-ching and General Li rear prominence to, s report {rom the press thi morning gave die Dee Ge Te Wang. es Shao Bee Foreign Affairs committee in-rang declaring, that the Central
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