Canton, Oct. 14.
The official news agency of the Icanton Government to-day Inounced that General Chiang Kaishek, the Chairman of the Chinese nal Government at Nanking, faas accepted all of Canton's mands as conditions for peace between the two regimes.
Accordingly, the news agency Canton delegates will eave Yor Shanghai from Canton on Sunday. The announcement here Jdeclares. that the delegates will meet JGeneral, Chiang Kai-shek as well as Mz. Ha Han-min, the former Chair-Jman of the Legislative Yuan of the Nanking Government, in Shanghai.—United Press. aa canto cee arent who, expected, here shotty, are wear Feensee Mer Aatag Mesets,, Wang Ching-wel, Sua, For the aid that he would soon meet one Teng latter in Shanghai "So Koo ying fe Shree Mi aal quanta nas: ao] cee flag Wen-fang and De ment gta aoa Wine cing nem by a press representative in the unification," Mr. Hu assured the sentative.
North-China Daily News" repre-
"Phe arrival of Mr. Hu Han-min ini. Shanghai was one of the conditions set forth by the Kuangtung Government, and it was reported that the Nanking authorities, de-irons of a speedy unification, had ready accepted all the terms.
According to a dispatch from Hongkong, the attitude of the Kuangtung Government-toward the Manchuria, situation has been out-ined in the following four points:— south, said that there will be no peace conference," as a mutual understanding has been reached. He said that the delegation will at once proceed to. Nanking after arrival in Shanghai.
It is believed that Dr. Tsai Yuan-pei and Mr, Chang Chi, Nanising's Uelegates in Canton, who left here with General Chen Ming-shu several weeks ago on peace negotiations, will accompany the Canton leaders to Shanghai. They declared to a Hongkong press representative on Wednesday that Canton's terms
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