Peking Insistent on Being: Consulted as to Treaties Peking, Nov: 29?
Speaking to foreign pressmen' today, General Yang Vu-ting, Marshal Chang-Teo-lin's Chief of Staff, de Ing with the radio question, deck that the American' Minister; MacMurray, on hia retarn from America might exchange views with the Japanese Government but any discussion or arrangement on the subject without China's consent would not be regarded: as binding. id, had a good radio at Mukden, which was much superior to any other, and the Gov. ernment were doing their best to develop radio stations elsewhere, 30 they had no desire to negotiate with other Powers in the matter. China had already clearly indicated this the Radio Conference at Washington, Any contract previously concluded could be the subject of fur 4 ther negotiations, but some parties jin the "past. had, gotiated—without China. Anything participation of the Chinese Government in order to be considered bind-
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Central Committee of the Kuomins tang met at a ten party om Thurs: day' and decided that the thd Plenary Sessions of the Kuomintang executives should be held on: Decem. ber 3, 4, and 6.
Having received reports to the effect that the Pechihli Squadron proposes to make another of Sts erode attacks on the Woowane 'A tance supply of ammunition was sent to Nanking by the Lunghua Arsenal on Saturday, including 4300 chests of shells for Stokes gu the same number of chests of: mountain-gun shells, and. 200 hand grenades,
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