titude towards the Chinese proposal for its cancellation.
They contended that the Agreement could only be cancelled when the claims of Chinese, Japanese, and The Sth National Kuomintang Con-Jgress will be held in November and Jwill not be postponed any further, according to Mr. Tsu Ming-yi, secretary-general of the Executive Mr. Tsu confirmed the report shat lair. Wang Ching-wei would probably leave early next month for Kiangsi.
stated that when General Chiang Kai-shek returned to the capital from 'Kiangsi, ne invited Mr. Wang Ching-we! locproceed to Kling to address officers' summer military training lcamp there. Mr. Wang would leave Hor Kuuing early next month, but the Jexact date of his departure had not yet been fixed.
General Liu Shih, chairman of the Honan provincial government, and General Ma Hung-kuei, chairman of ithe Ninghsia provincial government, late coming shortly to Nanking. It is earned that General Chiang Kaishek and Mr. Wang Ching-wel recently issued circular instructions to various provincial chairmen asking them. to come here to report to the Govern-tment leaders the state of affairs in their provinces. General Chu Shao-fang, chairman of the Kansu provin-hal "government, General "Ho Chien, chairman of the Hunan provincial government, General Fu-chu, chairman of the Shantung provincial [government, and others have already visited. Nanicin Mr. Tsu Ming-yi stated that although Mr. Hu Han-min had at one time expressed his desire to labraad, the proposal would probably temporarily dropped—Reuter.
Was submitted to Mr. Huang, Mr. other foreign nationals in connection Yin stated that among the questions with the Shanghai and other inci-Mr, Ha Han-min's Denial discussed were the suppression of dents were recognized and when the unruly Japanese and Korean ele-Canton, July 24. National Government of China re-ments, "the reorganization of the In an interview at Hongkong yes-cognized Manchoukuo.
Peace' Maintenance Corps, the reterday, Mr. Hu Han-min, the veteran, On the adjournment of the con-Kuomintang leader, is stated 'n a procession of Malanyu and Tungling, ference this afternoon.
Major-Gen-Jdespatcn reaching here to have said the withdrawal of Japanese troops, eral Okamura told newspapermen that the rumour of his going abroad and the adjustment of the conditions that further Sino-Japanese meetings }was "groundless and incredible" He {in eastern Charhar. With the excep-would be held at ter date tion of the last item, all questions jsald it nad been circulated for politi-endeavour to reach a settlement of deal with the demilitarized 20ne. pending problems.
Mr. Yin believes that under Mr.
The discussion to-day is stated to Huang Fu's supervision, the decisions
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