Re-Shuffle of Northern Canton "Voices Off"
Poking, Mar. 10.
Gen, Feng's Movements Marshal Chang Heuebliang's resignation from all_ his. posts has fen aceepied ud General Chiang Ratshek has, taken over full com= mand in North China.
he Geperallsing ignative ty by, throwing "one diviatsy Ente the cute beice this morn:
Hoday's events exploded here ike bomb-stell. General Chiang Ka Shsk, by taking common amd pu his own' fraps ano the Held, Peking,' Mar. 10.
Gen. Feng Vu-hsiang left Chang-fin how in. secrecy last night. for Tatung, it is learned. "He is understood to proceed to Taiyuan, Shansi
rrshal Yen Hsin ital from Tatung by ear to meet Priot to his departure he issued circular telegram charging Mar sat Chang, Heueh-long wth the Tientsin Tension Peking, Mar. 7.
"Young Marshal" will become @ private citizen. A spokesman says that "he will leave
Shanshal afterwards" he silt pro-eking in a few days, probably for bably go, abroad, Tt it learned that when General Chiang Kai-shek and Marshal Chang. Hsueh-liang "mot in conference yesterday, the Marshal offered two suggestions; the first take personal command of his six-twas that he rolionish his posts but brigades in the field in an The Japanese consider Nanking's reply to the Japanese Consul's warn-jing with regard to the Boxer Protocol provisions as unsatisfactory and the Japanese have informed General Vu Hsueh-chang, the {sin garrison commander, to that eect, according to a message from Tienthin to-day.
The Japanese are reported to have aided that they reserve the right {to take effective measures to protect Japanese lives and property as and when they think ft, There Ix still much tension in endeavour to retake Cher h Poking.
It is almost impossible. to '(Jehol City), while the alternative fad a Chinese who believes that the Proposal was) that he should resign yanese will stop at the Great from his posts, and from the com-despite face tint the Toes! mand of the North-Eastern (Man: Japanese authorities ridieale the churian) Army, handing over entire suggestion that they will come Senponsibiiy to the. Central Gov inside, ernment. General Chiang accepted One thing, however, seems to be the, second proposal and after leertain—it is for the Chinese to plat the young may on whom such fiseide whether the Japanese. will enter immediately or not. If the 1 Tong time assumes the title of exresponsibllitis have rested for [Chinese troops withdraw quietly into marshal.
Chihli, there is no reason to believe that the "Japanese troops will Q. at Shibchiachuang, attempt to penetrate the passes into in Minrenne command Ju the Sino ral Chiang Kai-shek is, now this "province. Tf, however, the present orders for continued resist Fapanese warfare, His healquariers ance remain unchanged and fighting Wwilt'be at Shihehiachuang, the town joceurs as far down as Kupeikow, the Junction of the Shansi and then it must be considered "on ths Poxing-Hankow Railways, with cards" that the Japanese will drive Genial Ho Ying, Minter of friand remove this' "menace."
War, in cor 'Peking. and With' Genera! Hsu. "Pingsyao com Putility of Resistance the tick! at Kupeikow. have "amply" demonstrated the The events of the past few da;
ranch mai tary coun farllity of centimoed Tesistance in the present instance, No counter bead in. Pekin tick, Marshal Change has sifenaive that the Chinese troops fould stage would. now recover one though somewhat a. "personal ith 'Marshal's ie leen, brigades, {och of Jeho! soil, and" orders for fainty, he regards as. belonging to continued resistance: merely' mean the Central Goverment and by has handed back their command to the Ginere, bioaied,. with prone wssibility. of bringing warfare "ite ide the Great Wall, General" Chiang." Kaishek gave Mutshal" Chang liberty to. a; eatspokeniy by man a This tect is renlind and stated whare he pleased, but the" latter Chinese, Ordets For fontiaeed Prefers to leave Peking and he will stance can but bring disaster: to Shortly. go to Shanghai and. then Drala? to Burgpe appears that General Tang Yu-The Young Marshal to-day has tin has been riding to Kupelkow en boon busily engaged in preparing to route for Peking, blissfully unaware hand over hie posts and to-morrow that he is no longer regarded Inside General Ho Yingehing will assume the Great "Wall as a here. Being} command. here, bit whenever. neces sary it is understood that General apprised, howerer of the rel Chiang Kal-shek will come. to Penimstances awaiting tim, be has Gepartel for. another "destination, ing allowing "Gen, Ho to. proceed tothe front He will probeby igo to Dolonor, and from there to Chavhs Excitement in Peking: General Tang's mansion in Peking was today sealed up by the police, The city has been in a fever of ard it is also reported from reliable excitement over, the "meeting be~ tween Marshal Chang Hsueh-lisng forces that several more truckloads and General Chiang Kai-shek. Their, een seized at Kupeibow. personal possessions have laos of mesting was. kept a stick The Chinese press and public in eerer. but" the: popular guess Riking are wow demanding another Gisanghsintien rated corset scapegoat besides General Tang Ya-understood that the fin, and are asking that both he and bourg this. morning the Gen General Chang Teo-hsiang, fins train reached "Changs captured and executed in connection whi' the "young "Marsal went with the Jehol debacle—Reuter, Town bya special tain, the wee~ dent meeting lasting tight hours from sig in the moving. Nears Centon Sendtng reune
hile the Gemertanrmas 9 Trae' came (nto Felting: £08" coal and water, thus giving tae. tothe tion plans" by the Canton militar With the complete of, mobilise: ton, Mar. 7.
furmour ¢hat he wes actualy itelde authorities, South China's military id to the North in resistance against the Japanese invasion is now practically certain.
'V- Soong, acting present of the also now emitted that Ar.
'The contribution will be a goma Byecutive "Wuan snd Minster of bined' force of three full divisions Finance, was present at the hiswrte strength, to be organised with the interview. Inquires at, oBeial nur ao feint thet, a best fighting units of Kuangtung, Kwangsi and Fukien provinees.
the discualong. ranged 0 tht Woe saint of Chitee alr, Gen, Tesi to Command demotic. "politia. and. internal faun bulked the largest General Hsiang Han-Ping, Com-Imander of the 2nd Army, has con-Leaders Disperse firmed in an interview today that Immediately after the conference picked troops will be despatched to Marshal_Chang returned to. Peking' the northern front from the South-while Gensral Chiang and Mr. west Provinces by way of either Soong left for the South by. train.
Hunan or Kiangsi.
Tt if believed more than possible Under orders from the South-west that they will "sop at Shikehla Political Courcil, the mobilisation chuang in'order to converse. with and concentration of the expedition-General Yen Hsishan, who is ex-ary force is to be completed within pected to journey down the Chents month, The scheme, agreed poe ing railway from Taiyuanfu, where] the Kuangtung, Kwangsi and Salt Nanking officials.—Reuter, lntely been in conference division each will be picked out fukien military leaders is that one
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