New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
Chang NOT DEAD;
Change IN GOVT.
Making LADDERS Prt9lhaS to
Rsefglnils North China

NSAlh6 uaNas Iltf1% W
Rsofginils North China
Tokyo, June 6 NNFefetgn Office
today denied the sepest
that Chang Tso-Lin. once northern
had died from injuries re-
ceived when his train was bombed
At Mukden. They said hts coalition
was improving.
Reports from other sources con-
.inued conflicting.
Shanghai. June 6 (UP)-As &C.
OF PekinE was started BY
nationalist troops. leaders
OF the Marking government today
started plans for the new govern-
meat Of north China.
Their hrst step probably will be
assurance to Various Legations In
Peking today that al foreigners and
foreign property In Picking will be
safeguarded. General Tuan YunE
Chuau, one Of the southern leaders.
already has arrived In Picking snd Il
is vnderstoed he will visit the vari-
Gus legations today.
Meanwhile reports here tsa6 81
nationalist leaders making plans for
the new government. 0eAesal
Chang Kai shek. one Of the leaders
In the victorious nationalist advance.
conferred with several Of hts advis-
ers 1t Making ~ . system Of ~.
Kional governments Ter China.
Under this system thsrs vsuad ~,
six political districts rAysas altes'.
anee to the government eeaeetl Ana
the plaa would b. 70 iaelwde MAJ
chusta,-ths northern province ever
which Chang Tso Lin he's ruled un-
aided for years-previdsd Chang re-
tires from politics.
Younger msmbsss Of the Fesg
rieng group. the nsrth chtAa ~.
eramsnt that was defeated, veSIA
join the NaAkiag party. rases
Younger members would iaetsds
Chanx Tss Lin's ssA. advtces said.
4 mandate sf the government
council Of the Marking government
appointed General Yea Hsi shan.
one Of the nationalist leaders. COM
mander In chief Of the sartsssas ~
pskine and Tien Tsia. The mandate
provides:
THAT the remnant Of the north
err troops in Pehins withdraw TO the
east Of the city anA thsse generals
be- >spenslbse fsr their aetssas. aa4
the troops await further iRsesStetsas
freea the Making sevesamsa1
a-Responsibie northern lseesss
in pehins 1--WE Yen Nsi Shan psaat.
cal Dswen.
3-The nationalist sevsennsat wan
permit participated q leading
nsrthern members In the pss's'cA'
utilization Of Pektag.
Thare were 4 few reports here Of
v,slence. II was reported here thAe
retresttng northern trosps AaA test.
ed villages near ruAschsw as
WssA Peking. Also It was repestse
raiiread bridges had been Destroyed
and that railway serves ~.
Peking and Tsentstn had oeen ~
psadcA to bar rserss"ns -.
treona ForsaSa rewsvs. sxcsDt 'ae
1Y.,t.A aates. we're said to faver
.n.rst,en Of an international train
Meanwhile frsM Fea'ee c
vices that northern sa.s"'' ~" ~
including DR.. WslishCee 80 -
left Picking fer NuHdsa. Fse. ~
msnistration es TIE ewy y.
svued b. . public sAtsty es~''
.I>.n.,
Nentsin. Chsna' June r
a dusty ride IN neAs"e"~
wellington Koo. former pss"n
wang Ke-Mih were - the oIN.''
ceoces1loa At Tientsan teeV e
ins instructors from Mukeea. we.e
Chang Tse.tAn seee ss.s .,...
Neyth China had asd. Osse* y.
and eoRsestion Of rsHaae ~sch =.
rieatsin prevented the Two cs
ministers from coming mere Os WV
Rad.
rns advices which VIII deteIm'"t
TN future course Of Kes ans wse.
probably will be delayed oecau.e ~
the bomb outrage 1t AuAoen ""s'
injured Chang Tso-iAn.
0eneral Yang Yv.TtAg. chset ~
.ta6 TO Chang. was held W A. rev
sans and psyemptertly esSsses ..
Falling stock there moves eaA~s!e
ia erevent congestion OF the
s.a cAu.n FAM: s. one $500 81 ~ ,. srs
cemmaoders OF t"e