was issued by the National Govern- down, mont declaring:
On and after the first day of the first month of the 19th Year of the Kepublic (January 2, 1930) all foreign wh extraterritorial nationals in the territory of China, R'to" te Legislative Yuan for ex: mination and. deliberation with ow ts its promulgation and en=
Two days Minister of Foreign Affairs issued statement in elucidation of the foregoing mandate, the concluding paragraph of which read Th beifeves that there ference of opinion between Powers, It was intimated, however, that while the Washington negotiations are continuing events in China being watched closely. Tt has beer] 74 0NOull be reported. that the assumption of] control in Canton by General Chen fog th Ghi-tang, and his followers might clay extrality discussion Washington but this was denied. to-aay, Tt is understood that the discus sions in Washington between Coto: nel Henry 1, Stinson, the Secret: ary of State, and Dr. Wu Chia-chu, the Chine are continuing ence to political events in China.
"To-day Minister Wu conferred at considerable length with Mr. Stanley K. Horbeck, the chief of the division of Far Eastern Affairs of the Department of State—United Pres:
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