The Archive · 1936

Communism Pailingmiao Front Remains Quiet

Nanking, Nov. 29.

Oficial quarters here are indignant over a statement issued by the Japanese Kwantung Army, charging Gen, Fu Tso-l, Chairman of the Sule yuan Provincial Government, and Lieut-Gen, Tang En-po, Commander of the 13th Central" Government Army, with ce-operating with Com= munists, It is pointed out that Gen. Fu and Tang are well-known for the energetic efforts they have made in the suppression of Communist bandits, and to charge them with ce-operating with Communists Is not only 2 sloyder on them personally, but Is evidence of the crudeness of Japanese propaganda, the alm of which is to mislead the world, The Ministry for Foreign Afairs has made a full translation of the statement by the Kwantung Army and hag, despatched a copy lo Gen. Chiang Kai-shek—Kuo Min,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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