Kung-po, Chu Chia-hua, Tuan Shih pan, Lo Chia-lung, Chang Tao-fang, Tang Vu-jen and Yeh Chu-tsang. Mr, Wang Ching-wei, before his departure abroad, also participated in ko discussions of this committee.
Specalation now centres whether the opinions of this' committee will be" submitted to" the Third Plenary. Session in the form lof a special proposal." It is report-fed that the committee proposes. to ave two-thirds of the peoples elect led delegates appointed to, the Congress by the Kuomintang, but no defession has been reached by the com.
Jot the people's delegates. shou! mit ice a to whether the decisions taken as fundamentals on which the Government. should act, or merely as recommendations to the Government.
"Apart from the Sino-Japanese is-suc," other problems concerning foreign affairs to be discussed. at the meeting will include that of the proposed resumption of Sino-Russian relations. There have Deen discussions in Moscow as well ax at Nanking, but so far no new development has been reported.
'The problem concerning the rehabilitation of the former bandit-infested areas in Hupeh, Hunan and Anhui will also be discussed. at. the! Sension." According to a Nanking report, the suggestion has been made by' certain CIE.C. member to have special" provincial "government established for the administrati of these areas until the rehabili tion programme is brought t0 8 con clusion, Canton, Dec. 10.
The prevention of a dictatorship in China, resistance to Japanese Jaggression, and the suppression of Communists will be demanded in a manifesto shortly to be issued by several members of the Central Executive Committee who will not able to leave for Nanking to attend the forthcoming, plenary session of the C.E.C.
The manifesto will take the form lof a circular telegram in which they will explain that the pressure of official duties here prevents them Proceeding to the capital. As a Jconsequence, they have entrusted the four members from Canton who are attending the conference with a solution embodying the three points stated above.—Reuter.
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