The Archive · 1928

GOVERNMENT

Nanking's Income Much Less than Expenditure telegrams informing me. of the Existence of opposition in certain 4 goop impression wes made nyon etuiliriam, Gentlemen, under such China vary by unilateral action the Nanking, Nov. 20, j struggle and to upset the social "If the National Government of subordinate Party Hendquarters the entire staff of the Executive upon Crave circumstances encroachments terms of international agreements, In an interview to-day Mr. Chang: Nanking, Nov. 19. against the orders and decisions of from abroad and Communistic up-the responsibility for any conse-Shou-yung, Vice-Minister of Finance, Yuan on Saturday when General stated that while the monthly in: the Central Executive Committee. risings from within—we must work quences which may flow from such Feng Vu-hsiang, Vice-Chairman of action must rest on their shoulders, come of the National Government I suppose this is due to misunder-in harmony and ce-operate with the Yuan, delivered his first "en-standing of the intentions and each other, for we are besieged on and in particular they must take full now totals $4,500,000, its expenses couragement speech," in his usual policies of the Central authorities all sides by enemies, and are facing responsibility for liquidating all] yun up to $9,000,000, which means plain language, enjoining them to. loans secured thereunder, whether that the government has a monthly However, in spite of repeated explana work in harmony for the salvation the same perils. the scheme which they thus propose deficit of about $4,500,000, ations by the Central Exeutive Com-of the country, to beware of the 'Thrift, Thrift, Horatio to bring into use proves successful 'According to a' decision reached mittee, opposition from some of the snares of the Communists and 30 subordinate Party Headquarters has to conduct themselves both in their "There is yet another point I wish in producing the requisite amount of at the National Finance Conference, Lecome stronger, some even going public function and in private life to emphasize; and that is, as our revenue oF not.' the various provinees were to hand to the extent of slandering mem-well-known farmer statesman,'

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