Nanking, Mar. 18.
In a letter to an official today General Feng. Chan-Chinese volunteer leader in Vigorously denies reports defection to. Manchukuo.
continuing with the struggle against rote tin his "forces are the Japanese in the Chtitfeng: are and states that they are without means of telegraphic communica tion with the rest of China—Reuter.
Tang's Palace as Hospital Peking, Mar. 18.
General Tang Vu-lin's palace in Peking was officially confiscated by used as a feld hospital for those Government yesterday and will
injured in the recent fighting in Jehol. The "whereabouts of the gusted Jehol governor are still un-
Meanwhile, Gen. Chang Tso-hsiang, who commanded the Jehol defence force of Chinese Army, resigned from all his "poste and left last night for Tientsin. was reported that a bomb was thrown into his house here recently.—United Press.
Come-Back for Gen. Tang.
Chanchun, Mar. 19.
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