The Archive · 1932

MARSHAL CHANG ON MANCHURIA Why Bandit Activities Still Continue

Peking, Oct, 6. is "at present faring the nation, before been mentioned as @ mi One was Mr. Chang Ching-kiang, aire in China. ent taxation are re-affirmed by the Three methods for the disposal of "Red" captives have been for-Interviewed by foreign and Chi-Ministry of Finance in a memoran. member Duri his stay in Nanking, Mr, Liang is stated to. fave produced gam submitted fo the, Exccutv mulated by General Chiang" Kor inese members of the press this shek, Commander-in-Chief of the evening, Marshal Chang. Hsueh juan in regard to a po from formerly Chairman of the Che-id conelusi proof of his wealth to the Hupeh Provincial' Government kiang Provincial Government. The the Finance Minister. Reports Rey with requests authorisation for the Prevalence of bandit ani orces. The captives are gave & pera) sfaplanation other was Mr. Liang Tso-yn, shab-from Shantung also state that Mr. imposition of a special tax on rolled ther to be shot or placed under Volunteer activities in Manchuri ily clad and ecéBntriemulti-mil-Liang is the owner of a. chain and increase of the taxes on surveillance, or to serve as hited Chang pointed out. the Honaire, known as "the Shantung of cotton mills, coal mines, and wines and other luxuries, behind the front. lines.

According to the measures, canteen teen the Japanese Hunchback," whose offer to make The memorandum points out gift of $80,000,000 to the Geverntives are to be divided into't people in Mancharis, and the charge statement that he is hated lace that both wine and ment has created a national sen: that he is directing the activities of tion, tobacco taxes are classified SESS CE Ee rone jeandits and Volunteers and added Piquancy was added to the Fessution of the adhe that those two things could not resolution ational Economic lexist together. situation by the fact that many Conference, no Provincial Govern

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