Of all the unending political intrigues to which we in North China have. become so accustomed the present movement in, Chahaz seems Xo be the most mysterious, Foreigners, asa general rule, rarely Sheetland' what these fairs all about, but this time even, the Chinese themselves seem complet ewo Chi whom yy ask will agree, to what is at the bottom of it What Feng is really after, or why The 'Central Government' appears for, instance, there is General Fang Chen-wu, commander of. the AntiJapanese National Salvation Army" and an ally Marshal Feng, fighting the so-called Manchoukuo irregulars and sending down reports of his victories to Peh in open telegrams: in which he expresses his intention of taking Dolonor and continuing on his course of victory until he has reconquered Jehol.
'The Boycott Again ud® A, evelt of the Chahar itu withdrawing their' forces and" are jon japanese have so ling de, Caleene Setar asas ce hae Pian cee Toate sent Pret 1 xs attri a ar can Silitary' Attache in Peking, had lodged ® strong protest with Here Seach eid Reise cree dae era cay eat acne yn Steg era S tea Peking, July 17.
The at Charhar shows 10 improvement this week-end. General Feng Vu-hsiang still shows: to, relinquish his and. posts signs of, making. good his word with the fall of Dolonor. Arms may yet decide the issu have now moved from the position eneral Sun Hen-ying's tr00
they "occupied. between General Feng and the Peking troops. The forers of ral Peng Ping-hsien are now neon iHbuanhua, with the result that eral Fe are erecting defences
Selopments are expected shotty. igan and pasha" Sharp de Marshal's "Determination" rae Peking, July 27.
In_ telegrams to-day to local leaders as well as to Gen. Chiang Peking, July 17.
General Vu Hsueh-chung, who visiting Peking to-day, confirms the Feporis thatthe Chinese. will com= nonce taking over the occupied zone Joly 21, incorporating 4,000 General Li Chi-chun's men and pay ing of the others with §20, each, with an ndaitios fir the re: Yom of their rites, General 'Vu added that the would then. deal with the of General Shin' Yitsan at ingtao. These, he said, nome bored Tess than 1,000 and he anticipates no dificlty in diosing of Reliable Chinese sources state that seventeen subordinate affeers of General 13 Chischun, dissatisfied With the formy which ho megotiat~ 4 concerning his men in Tangshan for reorganisation.
"becarding. to, the terms of the armistice conferences held 30 strangely hesitant the sqummremmmemeremesrres ime amoy the, it-
The Chinese Press in full of ae.
Mullin osetpation of the. Miyun Yegulare "of General 1a Chicehun counts of, the representatives district, Then agai the. question
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