Peiping, Nov. 27, Meanwhile, it is doubted here when ther the Nanking Government's order to the Hopel provincial government to arrest Mr. Yin Ju-keng, self proclaimed head of the mew' "East Hopel Autonomous Government," will ever be carried out.
Mr. Yin. Interviewed at Tungchow this " morning, expressed his det mination to defy the order for arrest issued by Nanking. "There are reports," he added, "that T have fled. 'This "is absolutely untrue. will remain here, and I defy the' Nanking authorities to arrest me.
General Shang Chen. chairman Hopel, formally dismissed Mr. Yin to-day as Administrative Inspector fof the demilitarized zone.
'A body of educators from Peiping universities called' on General Sung last night and spoke strongly against autonomy. In by tions of the National Government.
General Hsu Yung-chang, chairman' Jof Shansi, called on General Sung this morning and conferred with him on the North China. situation. The result was not divulged.
General Yen Hsi-shan. Pacifica tion Commissioner for Shansi, arriv-jed at Taiyuanfu from Nanking yes-{terday afternoon in General Chiang Kal-shek's aeroplane.
Japanese troops who arrived here yesterday afternoon were quartered outside the Legation quarters Reuter. government will take special prea. Hons to avoid friction with foreign Powers in connection with the. collection of the Customs taxes and the Salt Gabelle, the news agency. s9id—
Regulars March North seven undred*Rist, Nov, 28. commanded by Gen. Chang Yen: un. inese troops. tien, who was named a few days age 28 one of the nine members of the new autonomous government, early' this. morning left Tsangchow, 80. miles south of here. on" a march northward. The troops form a part of the Army formerly commanded Gen. Vu Hsueh-chung, erstwhile Chairman of the Hope! Provincial) Government—Rengo,
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