The Archive · 1930

A Party Committee

Peking, Apr. 21.

It is reported that as a result of! the exchange of views between the insurgent Party leaders at Taiyuan, during the past week and their discussions with the Shansi warlord, it has been tentatively agreed by the various rebel leaders to organize a provisional committee of 30, ten to be jointly nominated by the conservatives and the radicals, ten by Yen Hsi-shan and ten by Feng Yuhsiang. Any Party leader who participated in the 3rd National Congress at Nanking, however, will not be eligible for nomination to the proposed committee of thirty.

The above committee, it is further proposed, should carry on the insurgent Party administration in the name of the "Central Executive Committee" until the convocation of the "Third National Congress."

Judging from various reports, it! would seem that all Government affairs in the North will remain under the absolute control of the Shansi warlord for the time being.

—Kuo Min,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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