Chungking, Jan. 18.
Approval of the Chinese Government's decision to suppress the Fourth Army, known as the Communist army, was expressed in the Tocal press today.
Both the "Central Daily News, organ of the Kuomintang, and the "Hsao Tang Pao," army organ, emphasized that the measure was! inspired solely by the necessity maintaining discipline and respect for orders given by the High Com. mand.
Even in the Fourth Army itself, the plot to revolt was fomented few unworthy leaders only, most of the office and men having had! nothing to do with it.
On the other hand, the papers! stated, the Chinese people, knowing) well that discipline is the guarantee of victory, unanimously approve of the Government's decision.—Havas.
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