550 Delegates Ready for the Conference Canton, Nov. 8.
Twenty delegates for the fourth National Congress of the Kuomintang as organised by the Canton authorities arrived here yesterday, lounging the total up to mo less than 550. The Congress is due to Jopen on November 12. Each dele-
It is stated that no ne-satiations have been going on for seme time and that extrality rights will not be surrendered without safeguards that will protect British interests in Chi Reuter. ever the regions for Lfarshal Chang Hsueh-liang or for China, "the commission. being" composed of members more connected with the Young Marshal than the "Nanking gate is to receive $10 a day main- Government." tenance allowance while attending] "The non-resistance policy, res-the Congress. ponsible officials' abandoning the feapital of Mukden and Nanking's At present the delegates are tardiness in assume her central the. surrounding countryside and ti by {fo opilan ba mad the check? Jdoing sight secing in the city and
[io means Ting of further developments selli be held according to schedule.
The results of the peace negoti tions in Shanghai are viewed gloomly here. An extraordinary meeting lof the loral C.E.C. has been held but loficials are reticent regarding its [deliberations and whether the Congress will open on November 12 or Jnot seems to depend entirely upon progress made in Shanghai.—Reuter.
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