Marshal Sun is at present, living'
the Japanese Concession at Tientein, as Is Gen. Shih Vu-san, who thas' been responsible for several revolts against Nanking, and who, Recording to Chinese reports, Feady to support any scheme which will destroy the Central Govern ment's authority in this area. Although the Japanese are believed to have made no move yet towards the ere:
lon of an. independent regime such as was suggested in the spring of 1993, there are plenty of Japanese patriots who, more royal than the} king, already' have been shouting for anew regime in North China.
There are signs, however. that the Japanese authorities do not want a return of the regime which existed under Gen. Ho Ying-chin. It is reported here that they desire the formation of @ peace preservation corps similar to that which functions In the Demilitarized Zone, while from Tientsin comes a message stating that they object to Gen. Shang Chen's office being called a garrison headquarters, preferring it to be known as the Tientsin-Tangku Peace Preserva-fon Bureau.
Col. Takahashi has confirmed that Japanese aeroplanes would make formation Mights over Peiping, but these, he said, would not be in the nature of a demonstration, but purely for the purpose of reconnaissance.
An admission that some Japanese troops had arrived at Kupeikow, and that probably they had come as far as Miyun, in the demilitarized zone, was made by Col. Takahashi, when Interviewed by Reuter to-day. He added, however, that he was without oficial information on the subject, while he pleaded ignorance of the Reported troop movements through Shanhaikuan.
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