Following the disposal of this question, the Canton situation was! discussed. The meeting considered that inasmuch as Chang and Huang Chi-hsiang, with the communists, have purposely created disturbances in Kuangtun with a view to preventing the success fal convention of the fourth plenary, session, the punitive mandate issued against them by "the government) must be upheld, It is understood that General Li Chi-sen has prepared. three important proposals to be submitted to the third meeting of the preliminary' conference of. the -fourth plenary ieasion, chiefly concerning the Canton situation. The first proposal is said to relate to the numerous crimes of Chang Fa-kuei and Huang Chi-hsiang in their revolt against the Party and Government, their. murderous attempt on General Huang Hsiao-hsiung, and their ricking of the Whampoa Military Academy.
Members' Conduct to be Reviewed The second proposal is said to! request the fourth plenary session to. order the following members, namely, Ho Hsiang-yen, Koo Meng-yn, Wang Fa-chen, Kan Nai-kuang,, Chen Kung-po, Chen Shu-jen, Wang Loh-ping, Li Foo-lin and Pan Yun= chao to withdraw from the meeting: and to deliver them to the Central Superviasry Committee for the investigation of their conduct.
The third proposal will disclose. the evidences against Chang Fa-kuei and Huang Chi-hsiang's conspiracy with the communists, such as the return of the com-minnist leader Teng Yen-ta to Kuang tung, the simultaneous activities wf Tan Ping-shan, Kao Vu-han and other notorious communists Hongkong, and the incorporation of the remnants of Ho Lung and Yeh Ting's forces into their army. Tu conclusion, General Li requests the members of the meeting to give the Tate events in Canton their careful and unbiased consideration and take just measures in settling them—Kuo Min, Tue Chinese papers carried the! story that Wang Ching-wei had sent representative to the offices the C.P.OS, to purchase his tra portation in the Empress of Russia. When interviewed by representatives of the press, Wang Ching-wei denied that he contemplated leaving: Shanghai, Tue "Eastern Times" reports that, as a result of the Canton coup d'etat, Moscow has instructed 14 Russian advisers, under the leader-of "Kufuehi," to proceed to ton vid Japan. Chinese students also have been ordered to return at once and begin active service in the cause of the Soviet.
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