Nanking, Dec. 4.
'NDICATING the pressure from Nanking to obtain the sup-
with the Fukien rebels, the Governmet port of those who are, outwardly at least, not in alliance ideas here have definitely decided to send'Mr. Chang Chi, veteran member of the Kuomintang, to Hongkong, and possibly Canton, to confer with the southern leaders.
interview with Chinese pressmen Mr. Chang intimated his readiness to undertake the mission. "He said he was prepared to leave for the south within a few days, Besides Mr Chang, other delegates are also expected to be sent to Shani and Chihli to discuss the political sit situation with the northern generals, including Gen. Yen Hsi-shan.—Reuter.
St Shanghai, Nov. 29. japanese Minister to China—Unit ape aeeetaneaeneneas a reply to invitation lei" Press. to come to the capital to take Air Defence Planned in Government offal min, former President Legislative Yuan, hold king. leaders. responsi present situation, and ent administration to Amoy, Dee. 1. chow, left here by plane to-day to renee Ney Seeger 5 consult Gen. Tsai Ting-kai_ con-Jeerning the air defence of Fukien the event of an aerial attack by affairs as against the pri 19th Army's Leani the Party and will of the general jis damper of some confusion, be-
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