Nanking, July 8.
Though oficial conftmation is esl Taking itis Sealy reported here that Gen. Huang Mo-st the Sinkiang Pacification Commi has. lost his. freedom of action, he is not actually detained by General Lou Wen-lung, the acting governor "who now "controls. the The fact that no news has been received from Mr. Huang since the discovery of an alleged plot against {the present regime, is cited as an Indication that" the " Pacifeation Commissioner is no longer a free fan At "any rate there seems doubt that a ratanding ena, "batweon borne out by Nanking's hasty rec fuang and the acting governor,
fof the. Commissioner.
'Appaveutly his presence in Tihua is repurded' with suspicion by the local authorities.
The Government is at present
break. General Chiang Kai-s jing Ste best fo avert at open Jand Mr. Wang Ching-wel, in a joint telegram to General Liu, emphasise Mr. THuang's" good intentions wards the governor, saying that the Commissioner, in hie reports to the vernment, always speaks high him and' give full credit to his meritorious services.
The telegram finally warns General Lin not tobe swayed by the had no special busi= with 'i As the result of thes and exchange of pinto hen oka, commander the altitude of tne Government canting. cops, \egrams,
the handling of the situation in the north was now understood "by. the routhowest, "He. heard. that. "there lad been a. decision of the south rest to inaugurate am enlarged Fesiny but tie at presen was 'Gen. Chen Minshu, he continued, asvfo end a perttal dlerna Nanking to inquire into certain busiese. en, Chen might proceed the capital him set 'Conserning' the anti-Communist campaign, practienl work was bein lnrvied on by. the south-west forge' number of troops, had' been ent tothe Kinga border "by Kvangtomgr while Kumngsi author fice also despatched one division to the Border fo participate in the cam: pipe Such renptrietion work been. accomplished in Kuang, concluded
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