Washington, June 11.
Declaring himself a supporter of the anti-Ghiang Kai-shek Government at Canton, Dr. Wa Chao-chu, the Chinese Minister to the United States ice 1929, to-day tendered his resignation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the National Government at Nanking.
In a statement to the United Press, Dr. Wu declared that he is to proceed to Canton by way of the Atlantic, Europe and Suez to associate himself with the independent Kuomintang Government which was! established there last month.
Dr. Wu, Foreign [Governments, has been laying his plans to resign and proceed to Can-fon for some time, it was revealed.
In an official statement issued from the Chinese Legation here today Dr. Wa, veteran leader of the Kuomintang, said that his friend ship for Mz. Sun Fo, Me. Eugene [Chen and their associates in the Canton Government makes it im= Possible for him to. remain in Washington as the Envoy Ext ordinary and Minister Plenipotenti-Jary of the Chinese National Gov-lorament at Nanking.
Sine Dr. Wu has been conducting "extraterritorial negotiations with the United States it is expect Jed that his resignation will calla definite halt to such negotiations, fat least: until a new Minister to Washington has been named.
Dr. Wu already has forwarded his resignation by cable to the Ministry lof Foreign Affairs in Nanking. In travelling to Canton he will proceed way of the Atlantic and Europe and thus avoid stopping at any. Ports in China under the jurisdiction of the Nanking regime.
Dr, Wu was Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Cantonese Govern tment in 1924. He was once chair man of the Judicial Administration
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