Agitation against the organisation of the Spee i Jo means to counteract the continued Jabsence of General Chiang Kai-shek, Mr, Hu Han-min and Ching-wei and put the government by local "Kuomintang members.
working ats has been started In a telegram to the Central Jeutive © Com Wo! tang at Nanking, the executive ce! mittee of the Shanghai Speciat Di The formation of such a Specialy Commission is illegal," the telegram says. "We advocate that thir decision should not be carried out but to urge the throe members of the ing Committee of the Central Folitieal Council to proceed to Nan ing to assume their posts without Mr. Ling Kong-hav, who has re-[signed the post as the Vicé-Mini ter of Finance, considered such Jorganisation as unprecedented and that it would constitute farther com= Plieations in polities. He said that the solution of financial problems depends entirely on the political and Kuangsi pro Vines "have not declared their \,|independence from. the central government, declared Mr, Sun Fo to-day when pressmen asked him for information regarding reports from the south that a southern a ministration had been formed." Mr, Sun went on to say that he had received information from Sir Frederick Maze, inspector-senegal valued at Customs, that these two southern, Provinces: were still remitting thei revenues to Shanghai and had done 0 in the current month, Mr, Sun. [declared that this fact alone should be enough to dispose of the me dependence reports, With regard to the establishment Legation, "will act as Charge lar three scommittoon in. Canton Sir Miles Lampson is expected to Party. arty, military and military and political ce political return to. China for a further two "8, this wax decided upon at care service, the Fourth National Congress of 7 The Minister, who is 51 years of the party held in Canton Inst. Yen age, teas educated at Eton and en-the establishment to follow' the trea the Foreign fice n 1903, He abolition of the central party and
to Japan in 1906 and two years yeas secretary to the Garter Miesion "ational government in Canton wan fo Japan Formed in. Nanilngs the Bri However, the government had wax Acting telegraphed to Canton aching for sioner in Siberia in 1920 and was the "abolition "of thexe committees appointed Minister to China in 1926.!and had received a reply that the He was knighted in 19 constitution of the committees. was Ingram, who is 41° years of being submitted to the government age, was educated at Eton and and that the Carton. authorities Cambridge. lo entered the Foreiga Would abide by the di of the Oflice and the Diplomatic Service in government and did not uterid to 1919. After serving at Osl> and oppose Nankine's authority. The Berlin, in both of which capitals he telegram from Canton also said that served as Charge affaires for a the military office in Canton would ne, he was transferred to Peking Recently he has been in be abolished and in ite place for "bandit suppression"
at Nanking as. personal entative of Sir Miles Lampson, Ingram is leaving Nanking Northern Intentions ight for Peking, where he will consult. with the British Minister be {fore taking over his duties. "He ex-emphatic pects, however, to return to Nanking issued by. the North. at the end of the week.—Reuter.
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