Peiping, Feb. 2.
White the Japanese-controlled press interprets Marshal Wu Pei-fu's interview with the foreign press January 31 as a of Yapan'y terms." and as presaging his certain emergence, the Marshal close associates declare that Ingensed at this interpretation They state that he has not accepted Japanese terms, and even declare that he "wants the withdrawal of the Japanese forces from. some parts of China, in.order to leave him rear command of this area."
Otherwise, they declare, wilt vot emerge from his retirement.
Some circles declare that Marshal Wu Pei-fr never uttered a word against Chungking, but that he appears that no immediate success is likely to attend the Japanese efforts to secure peace through a popular movement headed by Marshal Wu Pei-fu.—Reuter.
The Chinese Embassy The Long Distance Telephone Net~ issued the following yesterday afternoon:
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