Orders to Tang Song-chi to Clear all the Communists Out Tuurspay, June 30.
Private telegrams have been received in Shanghai to the effect that General Tang Song-chi has announced that he will clear Han-
He is, to this information, fellowing instructions from Marshal Feng Yuchsiang, whom he apparently obeys as a superior to this effort.
This information would seem to indicate that the Hsuchowfu conference is already having its effect upon the Hankow regime, One of the cardinal arrangements at the s3|Hsuchowfu Conference was that Marshal Feng should clear Hankow of Communists, This means that Messrs, Hsu Chien, Teng Jan-ta, and other Hankow Communists will be dismissed. Although Comrade Borodin was reported at jowfa to have resigned, private advices are to the effect that he is sti functioning as much as ever. Tut if General Tang Song-chi is obey the decisions of Hsuchow!s he fs bound to drive Borodin out of Hankow, On the other hand, large nana bers of Hankox troops are reported to be moving into Muna, understood that these troops the dth Nationalist Army which erally known as the Iron It was this force which occupid and held part of Southern Honan but which was required to vacate that province in accordance with the agreement reached "between Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang and the Hankow Government at Cheng-Jehow. There is a possibility that these troops, who are Cantonese, will attempt to make their way back to Canton,
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