The Archive · 1933

Unwilling to Fight

Nor do the authorities here seem to take the movement very seriously, "Martial law in the city has been relaxed, and there have been Ino troop movements northwards, The plain fact is that the present atmosphere in these parts 1s not conducive to further military operations.

The coffers of all par-|f Scrapped and China to be fully re-established in all her sovereign Tights, the question of the Three Eastern provinces and Jehol to be lett' open" in the meantime. The lcireular, in which. this" announce: ment was made, adds, however, as 4 sop to conscience, that, should the Japanese continue their acts of pression, then Feng will resist the death—a" somewhat well-worn phrase these days. What, however, Te"highly suggestive, is. that' thave terms are exactly the same us those that Feng's allies, the. South-West Council, accuse the Nanking gove ment of having secretly signed with Japan.

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