Chungking, Mar. 2 One of the most interesting tele rams received here from various Chinese military leaders at the front, denouncing Mr. Wang Ching-wel peace. movement, was published by the Chinese press this morning.
"The telegram is said to come from General "Hsu Hsian-chien, the well-known Communist commander. Tt reveals, for the first time, that troops under his command are present operating in south Shantung.
General Hsu Hsian-chien pledges determination to "crush the Wang Ching-wei movement, under the leadlership of General Chiang Kai-shek, thereby achieving unity of the nation the cause of progress, national independence and racial liberation."
General Hsu Chian-chien was one lof the graduates belonging to the first lass of the famous Whampoa Military Academy at Canton, when M. Borodin and General Galens were advisers.
He took part in the Communist uprisings at Hankow, Nanchang, Canton and Swatow. Later, at the: head of a strong Communist army, General Hsu Hislan-chien operated in Hupeh, advancing westward into northern Szechuen. Joining the Communist long march, his troops have een unknown sines the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese hostilities—Reuter.
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