The Archive · 1932

Chinese Generals Determined

Peking, Nov. 24.

A cablegram announcing their determination to drive the Japan:

out of the North-east and to Fecover the Jost territories has been sent by fourteen ~~"i-Japanese lers im the North-east to. the publishing the text of letters from Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang to various 'Volunteer leaders in Manchuria, including Generals Ting Chao, Li' Ta, ud Wang Teh-lung.

He urges them all to continue, {eit zeta tthe Japancie and Manchul a Promises them his moral and material support.

In one letter he declares his intention of going to Manchuria and says, "I prefer to die with my brethren in Manchuria in resisting the Japanese aggression rather than crave the protection of the Imperialist: and)

During the last few days Marshal 'Feng has been visited' in Kalgan by representatives of several Volunteer

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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