Hostilities with Prince Teh Considered Inevitable The situation in Sulyush was des-Nanking, Aug. 9.
cribed as very serious to-day, ina {clogram received by the Central Gov ernment from Gen. ¥en Hsi-shan, the Members of the Committee on Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs informed the United Press correspondent here that Prince Teh's military government really was leading the growing restlessness. with, commanders of all thres armies in the area receiving orders from the Chispussu Government. Generals Li Shou-hsin, Cho" Shih-hai, and Pao Kwel-ting were said to be ready to begin hostilities at any moment.
The friction between the Shans! clique and Prince Teh has reached a chronic stage, with hostilities con-[sidered as inevitable as soon a5, military preparations have been completed at Chiapussu—United Press.
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