Southern Leaders in Search of an Understanding with Canton Hongkong, Nov. 15.
It is authoritatively reported from Canton that Mr. Wang Ching-vei and General Li Chai-sum will leave for Shanghai this week if acco modation can be obtained on a mail-boat. It is explained that this visit] ig necessary in order to clear some points which are obstructing a genral reconciliation, Mr. Wang and General Li will meet General Chiang Kai-shek in Shanghai, It is of the greatest importance, they say, to know it a joint meeting of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang and the Commission of! Supervision can be held anywhere, as Mr. Wang and General Li do not insist "upon such a meeting being held in Canton. After the meeting in Shanghai, which will be in the nature of a preliminary conference, Mr. Wang and General Li will return to Canton.
Regarding relations with foreign Powers, both these officials say they favour peaceful, friendly ~Intercourse—Reuter. much enthusiasm amongst the rank and fle of the Hangchow Christian community. At present the movement is confined to merely three churches in the city. A. fine new church is being erected on the Feng] Leo Chiao Street, in eunneetion with the Presbyterian (North) Mission, It is built on the site, formerly the home of Dr. Garrit. The situation admirable for a community centre and no daube a great work will be} carried on when this plant is ready for use.
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