The Archive · 1933

Foreign Help for Fukien

to-day, a certain foreign power has ami sent agents. to Poochow Yo confer with Gen. Chen Ming-ahu regarding inns of ce-operation.

Thin foreign country: is reported to have offered assistance. to. the new government if, in return, it remises not to allow other foreign powers to invest money in Fukien or to establish a military base along the coast of the provinee—Renter.

No Political Settlement Revenues Detained Dealing with the Kuklen coup Wetat, Mr, Wang. pointed out that inthe present circu ait sotiement was.

The departure of Mtr. Chang Chi, member of the CHE. ands three Foochow, Dec.

Besides the retention of the Customs. receipts in. Pukien, - which average monthly $255,000, "the tax on all. and petrol has been increased from $1 to $2 a unit, while m tax.

Others for the south, he suid, was Rot to seek the mediation of was] on imported vice is to be imposed fat the same rate as in. Canton, South-west for a peaceful solution of the new régime—the very" of te Pukien problem.' The poli that the revolting: leader's were allied to the Communists, who were the en-ernies of the Party and mation—was {entirely "opposed to Kuomintang principles, and thereCoxe there was

promise, be "common ground fore com The mission of Mlk, Chang Chi, and his" colleagues who sled for the sth last Saturday, was to in vito the South-west (.E.C, members to come to Nanking to atlond the forthcoming fourth plenary session of the C.E.C, of the Kuomintang, and to discuss with them means and Way for the suppression of the 7 volt.

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