Chungking, Nov. 28, Reports alleging that Marshal Wu Poi-fu, former warlord and leader of the old Chihit clique, may agree to emerge from retirement to become resident of a new federal govern ment are discredited by Chiner circles Since his retirement, they polit out, Marshal Wu has always refused to live in foreign concessions or eet foreign protection.
His high character and _integry they add, have won the respect his countrymen, who are convined that Marshal Wu will not accept any Post in the projected new fovernment—Reuter, quarters, state Chinese military [despatches received here today.
Chinese Civilians to One of the field headquarters wil Banners Presented to bbe situated on the north bank of Salute Soldiers the Yangtze River and will be known Gen. Ku Chu-tung fas the Northern Headquarters, while Chungking, Nov. 28. the other will be established of the Chungking, Nov. 28.
Chinese civilians" will hereatter Three Banners from the Shanthii southern bank of the river and. will salute Chinese soldiers in passing, if be mown as the Southern Hend-populace were presented on Saturday new National Government order is to General Ku Chu-tung, Commantit It is understood that the personnel in-Chier of the Chinese forces no¥ 'The order, issued in a circula: operating in Anhwei, Kiangsu and widely distributed, states:—"When head ai ud Commanders-in-Chief of the two Chekiang provinees, by nine men ard decided upon—weuter itters have alread (Chinese troops are' marching to the Women delegates "representing {front or returning from the front, the /Shanghsi Chinese public, bodies. populace en route must salute them The delegates left Shanghai order to show respect for the Chi-'November 18 and, after making the nese soldiers fighting for their coun-way through the Japanese lines, th? try, and also in order to bring about
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