Owing to the delay of Mr. Li Shih-tseng, one of the five Nanking delegates, "the North-South peace -eonferenco scheduled for yesterday this morning. afternoon; has been postponed to Discussions between the two de-' Legations on the Manchuria situation were, however, held at the residence of Dr. C. C, Wu at 2 p.m. of the League of claimed by all those, present.
Those who attended included Messrs, Wang Ching-wei, Sun Fo, Eugene Chen, Tsou Lu," Li Wen-."C. Wu, representing.
General Chen Ming-shu, Tsai Yuan present policy, and according to a jamber who Was present, made an, impressive display of 'a united front of the Kuomintang Jcountry's diplomacy.
The question of reconcile tween China and Russia ed on, when the delegates held that this was an entirely separate sub-[ject from that concerning S Japanese relations, It was intimate this subject might be dropped until the formal peace confer-Jence opens in Nanking.
"An exchange of opinions on questions relating to the formation of a unified government followed the discussions on foreign affairs. Owing to the absence of Mr. Li Shih-tseng, nothing definite was decided.
Catiton, Oct. 26.
The Canton National Government, land public bodies within the territory under its jurisdiction strongly favour the appointment of Mr. Eugene Chen, the Foreign Minister jin the Canton Government, to be the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Commission in Nanking which now ig guiding China's policies in her Manchurian controversy with Japan, Jaccording to an announcement made here to-day by Mr. Isiao Fu-cheng.—United Press.
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