The Archive · 1933

No Political Settlement Possible

Shanghai, Dee, 11.

Setting to rest current rumours and speculation, Int. Wang Ching wel, President" of the "Execute presentative, of the "North-China fain, in an interview. with are

ily News" before his departare for Nenleing Inwt night, stated that Gen, Chiang Kaishek, Chairman of the Military Council who is.

Suppression campaign, will not Ketan attending. to Comm Sipe as. his soslgnation. will upset "cbterniene spins" Gocerning Gan POhng's and also. Me, Wang's resignations were demanded by the South-west CEE. menfers ina recent communication Nanking dealing with the. Frukien situation. "The members, while opposed to the Fukien" rebellion, Blamed Nanking. for certain all lees, such a3 "dictatorship," which they held were responsible for. the revolt.

Mr. Wang stated that he would readily yield tothe demand, should there be any. responsible Govertment official who hud better means of national salvation and who' could Come up to the capital and assume responsibility. In that event, he emphasised, he would not only "give Lup his post, but, would be willing to do any work which mig t prove to be of service to. the Goverment. follows the warning delivered the - representatives Powers to. request. their nationals to evacuate the danger zones in Fukien—Reuter.

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