Peiping, Jan. 31.
Wu Pei-fu, the prominent vices assiduously been cived foreign cor-but failed to ear. place in Mar-under ection anese ce guard The former warlord urged the bencdis o. peace, and went on to say that he had been asked by Chinese and Japanese friends to come out and lead a peace movement.
"But to succeed," he declared, "I must have real pow and the ability to enforce peace Judging by the somewhat unfavourable reaction in Japanese crieies to his remarks, Marshal Wu Pei-fu has not yet been won over.
A reliable source states that hi demands include: 1. Formation of a large Chinese army, completely under his command, and 2. The return of power in Chi Chinese hands.
One translation of Marshal Wu's statement definitely includes the sec-and suggestion.—Reuter.
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