Shanghai, Oct. 10 Dr. Wang Chung-hui, Chinese \Judge of the Hague Court, who lett hhere for Hongkong recently, was not armed with instructions to) "present the Central Government's © compromise phus to the Southwest leaders, mor had he any order negotiate with the southern leaders, his visit to the South. being entirely in. cooneeticn with private. business, time, place and quantity of iis pur-according to Mr. Sun Fo, president (of the Legidative Yuan, who, interviewed yesterday declared he had no knowledge regarding Dr. Wang's alleged special mission to the South Mr. Sun also denied having heard that Mtr. Hu Han-min would come to. Nanking.
Regarding the draft constitution of the nation, Mr. Sun said this hed leady diocesion, ewacialy races! passed its second reading and, as out common desire to. work to-("oCday't would be sub-aes hel
cat coma See? amine owing, would be be glad at any time to explore these tte stags the Nae larger problems with your representativesKuo Min. [the Mitiona: Peoples Contegee wat rondon consent will te tounalio bocca atte Full Peel on page 89 of this issue.
Party Congress, Mr. Sun said. mess eye from Gen, Chiang Kat-shek, the "North-china Heri" by atr-mail jor publication on the occasion of China's Nacional Day, October 10, but arrived
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