denunciation of Mr. Wang 's peace proposals and a pledge of loyalty to. General Chiang Kai-shek were contained in Joint telegram issued here today by 35 Chinese high commanders.
"The telegram, which was addressed to the Generalissimo and. the Cen-
{teal Executive Control Committees of the Kuomintang, also expressed determination to carry on the "war ff resistance until a final victory The signatures on the message included those of: General Chen Chen, Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese forces on the south bank of the Yangtze River in the Hankow bat General Hsueh Yo, Kwangtung Province; General Liu Torchuan, a former subordinate of General Chang." Hsueh-liang; and General Wang Ling-chi, Commander-in-chief of the Szechuan forees of the front.
National Support Urged The names of the Kwangsi com: manders, General Li Tsung-jen a Gen. Pai Chung-hsi, the Kwangtung commander, General Vu Han-mo, Cen {ral Government milliary leaders ike [General Ho Ying-ching. Minister of and General Feng Yurhsiang, Vice-President of the Military Affairs Commission, and others were not [cluded, probably owing to the fact that. they are all either members of ithe Central Executive Commitice or {the Central Control Committee, which Ihave already unanimously decided pon the permanent expulsion of Mr. Wang Ching-wel After expressing gratification at the Central Koumintang's decision to pel Str. Wang Ching-wel, the telegram. declares:
"We have, under the command of! the Generalissimo, fought on various fronts for over a year and a half. The fonger we have fought, the higher has Jyeen the morale of our troops, which are determined to repulse our enemy, Jachieve the nation's rebirth and the eallzation of the Three People's Principles. "Therefore we beg the Jentire nation to support the Generalissimo and denounce Str. Wang Ching-'Wel, So long as a tual victory is not ed, our duly remains untulAlied."
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