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THE YOUNG MARSHAL

IN SHANGHAI

FORMER RULER OF NORTH CHINA NOW AN ORDINARY CITIZEN

HOPES TO CULTIVATE PERSONAL. VIRTUES

Shanghai, March 13-Marshal eck to the home of Mr. T V. Soong Chang Houch Liang, until Septem- off Route Chisi, where he received a ber last the powerful warlord of number of officials. Last night, Manchuria and the ruler of North the Young Marshal avtablished his China over since the death of his residence at 11 Avenue Foch which father, the late Marshal Chang had been placed at his disposal The Lin, is to-day living in Shang-, during his stay hers. bai as a private citizen, having resigned all his posts following the occupation, of Chengteh the provin- cial capital of Jehol, by Japanese

forces.

Brief Statement.

THE NOISES OF SINGAPORE

Sir C. Clementi's Scath- ing Eloquence

CRACKER-FIRING MAY BE

STOPPED

Singapore, March 7.-In moving the first reading of a Bill before the B.S. Legislative Council to regulate cracker firing, the Attorney. General said. It is hardly neces sary for me to say very much about the practice of eracker-firing.' "We are, I think, all too painfully aware of it, and no doubt some of us have spent many sleepless hours listening compulsorily to the awful din that goes on and ment- ally oursing the people who in vented fireworks, and also the peo- ple who appear to get pleasure from auch an appalling noise."

In a statement issued to the local press, the Young Marshal stated he was not prepared to express any Although he was expected last views regarding either the political The Bill to abate the nuisance, Saturday, the Young Marshal, ac or military affairs as all these he and it is a general publio nuisance. companied by Mr. W. H. Donald, had already made public in a oir has been the subject of considera- his adviser, a secretary, two ad- calar telegram announcing his retion by His Excellency for some jutanta and four bodyguards, flow signation and as he had handed time." from Peking in his private giant over to the Central Government Ford plane early yesterday morn- the control of the Northeastern ing and landed at the Hungjao Army which belonged to the coun aerodrome at 3.03 p.m.

try.

The Young Marshal, however, ex- He received a warm welcome from gathering of government officials pressed in his statement his plea- some of whom motured to the nero surent having resigned, which, he drome as early as noon and waited stated, would enable him to devote there for three hours for his big time and energy to study and arrival. The aerodrome was heavily i tho cultivation of personal virtua guarded by both members of the so as to make him a good citizen Public Safety Bureau and Poace of the nation. To have leisure time Preservation Corps, The brass for study and the cultivation of band of the Public Safety Burgau personal virtues had been his long- struck up as the plane cireled over- cherished desires and he was very glad to see that his dire had been realized, Marshal Chang continu- d.

head.

Welcomed at Aerodrome.

Ahong those present at the Hungjao nerodrone yesterday ware Having expressed the hope that Mr. T. V. Soong and his two the countrymen would no longer re brothers. Messrs. Soong Tse Lian gard him as a government official, and Soong The En, Gen. Wu Tent a private citizen, the Young Chan, the Mayor, Gen Tai Chi, Marshal concluded by saying that local Garrison Commissioner, Mr. he had nothing to report as regards national affairs as the newspaper E. S. Cunningham, American Consul-General, Mr. H. O. Tong, representatives, he said, knew as Cutoms Superintendent, Gea. Won, much as he 'did. Hur En. Public Safety Commis- sioner, and Messrs. Wu Yueh Sen and Chang Shao Lin, prominent

merchants of French Concession.

Looking somewhat tired as he landed from his machine the Young Marshal, dressed in a silk fur coat of dark colour. smilingly greeted his friends and immediately motor-

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Farewell Address,

He though he might say that un- less the nuisanes be reduced or kept down it might be necessary to take stops to stop it altogether.

Our Noisy Olvilisation. His Excellency the Governor Sir Cecil Clement; said:

The Attorney General has ex- plained the objects and reasons of this Bill, but I wish to avail my- self of the opportunity to address the Council on the general subject of noise and nuisances in Singa- pore. It must, I fear, be obvious that our 20th. century civilisation is the noisiest the world has yet known, and furthermore we in the tropics are particularly exposed to it because we are not in a position on account of the hent, to shut up | our windows to keep out the noise.

With regard to cracker-firing, the Attorney General did not mention the danger of a conflagration from cracker firing. But it is a very serious danger.

Peking, March 19-"You must took place in George Town, British One of the worst. fires I sver saw serve the country, not me," dress made by Marshal Chiang it seems to me to be a senseless ex sums up a touching farewell ad- sion of fire crackers. Then again This Guines, as the result of an explo-

Hsueh Liang to his subordinates. travagance to blow up money at

this time of dire economic depres sion.

Among those who were present at the farewell meeting were Generals Yu Hsueh Chung, Wang Sbu Chang, June Chen, Wan Fu Lin and Liu Che..

insist on the observation of the laws It is necessary for Government to

and regulations. These laws and re- Marchal Chang said that his ze-gulations are at present complete- signation was imperative both in ly ignored by some sections of the the interests of the country and for community. I have had recent ex- personal reasons. He pointed. out perience of this in all three Settle- that there might have been some meats. I was in Penang .or excuse for the lows of Manchuria, Christmas Day and Christmas Eve, as the crisis of September 18, 1931 and also on the night between Dec. was absolutely unexpected and came 31, and Jan 1: I was in Malacca as a bolt from the blue. "But how on Chinese New Year. I can I ever justify myself in the eyes of the nation for the loss of Jehol within barely ten days" he de- clared.

General Chiang Praised. He emphasized that since he could not prove himself equal to the task, he must let others, shoulder it. It would be absolutely inexcus able if he should still aling to du- ties which he has so ignominiously failed to fulfill.

For personal reasons also he said he must resign, as his health is in such state that it would be im- possible for him to continue to at tend to the arduous duties his posts involve.

was in Singapore on the night of Feb. 2 and 3, when o section of the Chinese community colebrated all the additional New Year festivities. I am sorry to say that the position in Singapore was vastly worse than either of the The din other two settlements. here on the night batween Feb. 2 nd 3. was appalling. It sounded like the roar of battle.

"I have been told by some of my

responsible advisers there is no real means of checking this nuisance except by prohibiting altogether and the importation of fire crackers or their local manufacture I do not wish to take a step so drastic as that unless I am driven to it. Therefore I propose in the first in- stant to invite the co-operation of the community.

"Chairman Chiang (Kai Shek) has been most kind and faithful to mo as a friend. You must realize that you are serving the country, ask that this Bill may be not me. To obey Chairman Chiang passed which will-give the police is to obey me. You should serve further power to check the nuisance the country loyally, and I am sure and that the law and regulations that your services will not be ill-made under it should be faithfully requited by Chairman Chiang." observed by all sections of the com- Kuo Min.

GEN. FENG URGES RESISTANCE

munity especially by that section which is addicted to fire crackers.

"If we cannot chick the use with co-operation it will be necessary to introduce measures which cannot be evaded."

China's Only Hope Of or to the relief of people in the

Salvation!

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war-stricken area," General Feng continued. "We must launch counter-attack against the enemy at once for the recovery of Jehoí and Shanhaikuan. We should fight Peking, Mar. 10.-The local Chi- some more bloody battles. If we nese press this morning gives pro-fail, it will be a glorious failure. minence to an interview with Gen The danger of national extinction oral Feng Yu Hsiang, in which he is staring us in the face. The peo reiterated the view that China'a ple must stand up and defend their only hope of salvation lay in am fatherland. Those who resist the ed resistance to the Japanese,

enems are our friends and those Discussing the situation created whe do not should be considered as by the fall of Jehol, the former our enemine. Kuominchun commander said that |

Ready to Resist to the Death.

not only should the Government, are" rost and punish General Tang Yu Asked whether bo would go to Lin but the propin to book the Chinese press, General Feng whole Nanking or Taiyuan as reported in country should bring

thewiss a great wrong would be replied that there was no necessity done to the memory of those officers for his undertaking such a trip to and men of the 19th Route Army who had made the supreme sacrifice

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