Apart from making public this programme, General Huang's statement recalls that the Pailimgmiao conference was more than once threatened wih rupture due to the Mongol demand for what is tanta-Jmount to an independent government, The Mongol princes, however, finally reduced their demands and produced the above programma which, General Huang consented to submit to the Government for consideration.
In view of the insistence of tho} Mongol representatives on the fulfflment of the "eleven. articles" which are little known to the public, the pros acts of an early settlement Jof the Mongolian issue have been Jconsiderably dimmed, Meanwhile, discussions are actively proceeding Joctween the Mongol representatives jin Nanking and responsible govern-
The status of the National Go jornment, it.was apparent to-day, will remain unchanged as a result Jof the complete control over the Fourth Plenary Session of the Central Executive Committee of Kuomintang by the Chiang and Wang Ching-wei coalition.
Mr. Lin Sen tional Chairman and the Panchen Lama and Er Chung-yi were elected to membership in the State Council. Ins. Sun Fo, Chairman of the Legislative Yuan, was conspicuous by his absence to-day.
The proposal by Dr.
Minister of Finance, f fyatem reform, aiming at greater revenue, abolition of the extra irre-Tar land taxes and adoption of the fecal government budget system vas referred to the Executive Yuan.
"The. Committee leaped the dic cult hurdles set forth Mr. Ho flan-min and the: Southwest. Polite ical Council by accepting in ple, but greatly modify, the sgh demands to Nanking to obey the ouchings of Br. Stn Yabcen, and carry out the Three Peopl ciples; unite the Party, strengthen the nation and order the "recovery jof lost provinces; provide freedom
Showing the' people to. participate national affaires develop agricul Brees, spent and sasemsbly, {xe commerce and transport open the national finances to public spection, abolish illegal taxes; reorganise the Government. accord ing to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Principles; and balance the power between the National and local governments.
The Southwest Council's proposal the division of the country into political tutelage areas was adopted In principle for consideration of the GE.C. The proposal for local autonomy was also approved in The following recommendations were drafted for attention of the Central Political Council of the Kuomintang.
Attention should be directed
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