NESE ENTRY

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 473, 6 March 1933, Page 5

NESE ENTRY

I OF THE CHINESE INERALS AND £ TROOPS pEBLY RETREAT

j-By Telegraph— Copyrlght).

«Iar. 5, 7.10 p.m. I Shanghai, Saturday. Si (Jehol) tlie capital of ■ of Jehol, having fallen, I are in headlong flight the Great Wall. This Buccessful conclusion the gfquest of what were once ■hree eastem provinces, i)Wn as Manchukuo. The ■menced only eight days Inerally believed that the II the greatest difficulty Jg thousands of hostile |ed to resist to the last Bhinese troops offered gsistance and were fightjthemselves prior to the I Chinese estimate their Iting round Lingyuan at Ind over 3000 wounded. Ilayed the major part in j ■on. t of Chang Hseuh Liang ■Kai Shek, who are the lary leaders participating fcign has aroused bitterliorthern provinces. The foing ground that they ft to wage a lone battle tivaders on behalf of the (ua while the central au[tribute nothing save lioral support. | h's whereabouts are un- | is believed he is at Inan V miles westward. Chang | has ordered his arrest e brigade entered Jehol ) to-day. The latest reed that when the Chinen out of Pinghuan they ain the mastery of the ts behind the city, with it their flanks were turns commencing to retreat eported that Tang Yalin .1 governoi*, has gone to [eaving Chang Hsueh is in the area. Consideris felt locally regarding at Peking when the soldiery commence to •d.