Chi produced the autograph jetter from President Chiang Kai-shek which, it is stated, made a profound impression upon the Canton delegates. The letter, it is understood, contains an eloquent appeal for unity at all cost in order to face the national crisis, It is_given out in well-informed circles here that the results of the conference were highly satisfactory and that the Nanking delegates are Proceeding to Canton to discuss feoncrete "measures for bringing about the proposed re-union, While the exact tenor of the terms "tentatively agreed upon yesterday are kept n strict secret, He'is reported that the agreement provides for the issue both by Nan-King and Canton of circular tele. grams announcing' the abolition of their respective Governments, Fol-Towing the issue of the telegrams a party unification conference wil be held, probably, at Shanghai, to create the new Government. The text of the elreulay telegrams is to be drafted by Mr, Wang Ching-wei, both parties refraining from mutual recrimination or self-vindication Kuo Min.
Canton, Sept, 30.
It is reported here that the conerence at, Hongkong between. dele Stes of the local Government and the Central. Government at Nanking has achieved its abject, namely, amicable adjustment of the ait. ferences between Nanking and Canton, Official confirmation of this) report, however, hax tot yet been Siteineds but if Me proves correct, China will be able to present a United front in regard to the preent. Sino-Japanese inbropio™
The inking delegates arrived here 2t noon to-day from Hong-Kong.
Oct, 3.
The delegates of the Nanking Government who have been conductting peace negotiations with Canton delegates in Hongkong have now arrived here and they are reported to have accepted a resolution of the Canton central executive committee that before a settlement of Nanking Canton differences the foreign relations of the Nanking Government be approved by the Canton government, General Chen Ming-shu is leaving to-day for Shanghai to take up hi post of Shanghai-Nanking garrison commander and concurrently commander of the Woosung Garriton, position he was appointed to this week by the Nanking Government, General Chen Ming-shu was formerly chairman of the Kuangtung Provincial government, Oct, 4, A telegram has been received here from General Chiang Kai-shek in reply to the telegram despatched by the Nanking-Canton peace delegates meeting from Hongkong on September 30. General Chiang's tel emphasises the aggression of Jay in Manchuria and stresses the need for forgetting factional disputes at such a time. "He also suggests the convening of pence cons either in Nanking or Shanghai This interchange of telegrams follows upon discus in Hongkong between delegates from both Governments, Those discussion produced agreements forming a basis upon which fuller discussions could follow aiming at complete settlement of all outstanding differences between Canton and Nanking. General Chiang's telegram is taken here to indicate general agreement with th results of the Hongkong confer en and it is hoped that, a full confer ence will shortly be held. There et_no indication here as to whether either venue suggested by General Chiang is acceptable to the Canton leade surer,
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