Certain Chinese newspapers have been carrying a report of an inter-
Jcause there was no thought that the taxation could be applied to that Gen. Li Tsung-jen Head of New Military Govt.: Second The Foreign Office tovday received view in which Mr. R. Calder-Marshall community under present conditions, the United States Government's aprepresented as having suggested, Mr. Calder Marshall agreed that, in royal of the appointment of Dr. C.
Ultimatum from Gen. Chiang Jamong other things, that British theory, the principle of Income Tax 'T._ Wang. former Minister of Foreign residents in China would not raise Afairs and head of the Chinese was sound, but much depended on how any objections to their being taxed was put into practice. The Nanking, Aug. 19. and no Central Government troops Rotary Club, to the post of Ambas-under the Chinese Income Tax Law. essential condition was an ability 'A report that a military govern: fare to enter Kwangsi. province. sador to Washington, Inquiry of Mr. Calder Marshall by to make the collection of the tax ment has been established in Kwang-Deputies will be sent by the Cen-'Dr. Wang is at present with the this journal elicited a direct and nation-wide and effective, A mere si, with Gen, Li Tsung-Jen as Chalrtral authorities to Kwangsi to assist Chinese Olympic team In Germany, man, Is published by the Chinese Evening papers here. Tt is said this civil affair, and' in the readjustment of Party and categorical denial of the accuracy of this report.
Me. Calder Marshall was asked by come, fax on salary was not a tax on In-When it was pointed out thi government was established follow- to be Temitied to facilitate the work, 4 Chinese reporter to. answer certain bureau would be sel up to arrange ing a meeting held at Nanning on|—Kuo Min, questions regarding the Income Tax. such. matters, Mr. Calder-Marshall August", and. that. the. following the course of that conversation, retorted that machinery of that Kind appointments were nonounced:—Mr, Calder Marshall denied that there could not be set up overnight. Atuch Gen, Li Taung-jen, Chairman and Hongkong. Aug. 22 was any organized opposition by the elaborate organization was, required, Conmanderincchist of the "arms" Kwangs! military Toress have com Britsh community tothe tax, be- For example, t would be mantestiy 'Gens: "Teal Ting-kat and Pai Chang- pleted the placement of Unfalron the Chinese citizen of ligh Vice-Chalemen and 'Commanders arilery on White Cloud Mountain, Suit he had to pay the tax and the the. First and' Second Boule
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