Chinese planes are reported to have been active yesterday, when they are said to have bombed the Japanese aerodrome at Changteh, Japanese tank units north of Weihwei, and Japanese troop concentration in the vicinity of Taming, in South Hopet.
General Ma Hung-kwei, Governor of Ninghsia and leader of the Mohammedans in the north-west, has telegraphed General vau Shao-liang, Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese forces in Suiyuan, Ninghsia and Kansu, pledging the support of Ninghsia and the Mohammedans for the Chinese Government.
General Ma Chan-shan, famous for his advance on the Nonni River in Manchuria after the Mukden Incident, has once again come to the fore. The forces under his command are gar-risening Wuyuan, to the west of Paotou, which is at the western terminus of the Peiping-Suiyuan Railway.—Reuter,
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