Gen, Chiang Kal-shek, in a message of condolence to Mme, Tana, states:
Nr, Tang, YueJon was noted for his profotind knowledge and great courage, and Was one of the most talented members of the Kuomintang. In the course of his service at the Ministry. of Foreign Affairs dur-Ing the past few years. discharged his duties with untiring efforts, Tam astounded to hear that the Was assassinated at his residence at Shanghst. Mr. Tang'Fu-chen (his father) Was 4 revolutionary, martes Mr. Tang Vu-jon also actively served the State, without fear of sacrifice Their services mark a bright chapter in the history of the Party. Mme Tang, your husband's mother, has attained a venerable age, Among those who sent wreaths! were: Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Executive Yuan, Mr. Wang Ching-wel, former President of the Yuan, Dr. 11. H. Kung. Gen. Chang Chun, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bank of China, China South Sea Bank, Mr, Tal Chita President of the Examination Yus Mr. Chane Kin-uzan, Minister of Railways, Mr, Wu Ting-chang, Afinister of Industry, Gen. Wu Te-chen, the Mayor of Shanghai, and a large stoup of Japanese and Chinese oMiciats "and journalists. Adsairal Chen Shao-kuan, Minister of Navy and Gen. Ho Ying-ching, Minister of ing to Gen. Chiang Kal-shek's message of condolence, Mme. Tang Yucfen stated—"My late husband, having dedicated his life fo the State, had long regarded the question life or death as a matter of no conquence. Though he zerelved humorous anonymous loiters of hho paid little attention to
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