Peking, Aug. 26.
Speaking to pressmen this after. Moon the Soviet Charge d'Affaires declared that the rumours of a loan to: General Feng Vu-hsiang wore] unfounded. He also denied that cither financial or military aig had been given, or would be given, to any Chinese faction.
The Soviet, the Charge d'Affaires not intend railway peaceful re: lations with Japan and China—Reuter.
Canton, Aug. 26, Mr. George Hsu Chien, accompanied by General Li Ming-chung, a leader of the Kuominchun Army, arrived here on the 23rd instant and has assumed the post as the Pre sident of the Supreme Court of the Canton Government.
According to the "Minko Ji Pao" ("Republican Daily News"), General} Fenz Vu-hsiang, through the good offices of Mr. George Hsu Chien, is reported to have officially agreed to join the Kuomintang Party together with his officers and men num. bering 200,000 and has notified his} subordinates to the above effect from Moscow. 'This is why General Li 'Ming-chung has recently arrived hhere from the north in the capacity of a delegate of the Kuominchun 'Army. Tt has been decided, therefore, says the same journal, that] the 'Kuomiachun Army will' obey' orders from the Canton Government in future and will act positively in ce-operation with the Canton troops.
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