Huang Fu Refuses Statement on Return to Peking Front ce Ows Comestonoeer Peking, Sept. 19.
Mr. Huang Fu, chairman of the Peking Political Council, returned here by aeroplane from Nanking this afternoon. He was greeted at the landing field, on his arrival at 2 pin. by the Mayor, Mr. Yuan Liang, and members of both the Peking Political and Military Councils.
His return has been awaited with considerable anxiety, pending Sino-Japanese problems having exercised the minds of Northern leaders for some time, and he was immediately asked for a statement on these problems, which he was presumed ready to make "following his conversations with Central Government authorities. He refused to make any declaration to-day, however, stating that he wished to hear the reports of the Tocal authorities before making any statement on the subject.
Tt is understood that "negotiations for the resumption of postal communications will shortly be resumed. Conversations will probably take place at Peitatho, and the Chinese be represented by Mr. Yin Messrs. Keo Tsung-wu, Vu Hslangelin, and Tsao Kuang-ting.
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