Shanghai, July 20.
Despite the earnest persuasions of of President Wang Ching-wei and General Chiang Kai-shek, Mr. Huang Fir Chairman of the Peking Political Affairs Readjustment Commission, is to be adamant in his determination to resign from his arising from the impeachment of Mr. Ku Meng-yn, Minister of Railways, has been removed, least temporarily, as the result of intervention by Mr. Lin Sen, chairman of the National Government, and General Chiang Kai-shek, according to the reports published in the loca! "Sin Min Pao" this morning.
The journal states that the two leaders have wired Mr. Wang Ching-wei, President of the Executive Yuan, and Mr. Vu Vu-jen, head of the Control Yuan, from Kuling, recommending that the resolution adopted by the Central Political Council on July 7 shall be held in abeyance pending a final decision by the forthcoming 5th National Kuomintang Congress.
The resolution in question forbids the publication of the texts of Impeachments and rebuttals without the permission of the Government Reuter.
Shanghai, July 1 The publication of the full text impeachment against Mr. Ku Meng-
Questioned in regard to the rum oured intention of Mr, Hu Han-min, former head of the Legislative Yuan, Tnterviewed upon his arrival hers from Nanking yesterday, Mr. Tang Yuen, vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, said that Mr. in a very depressed mood had expressed his determination not to return to Peking, when he visited him at Mokanshan last week. The reason for Mr. Huang's unequivoal decision to resign, Mr. Tang explained, is that the public has failed' to grasp the real and fundamental! problems in North China, but is Severely critical over the side issues. For this reason, Mr. Huang finds the whole situation extremely difficult] solution.
Mr. Huang, in his telegram of res-ignatian to" the Government, has explained in detail the difficulties yn, Minister of Railways, for alleged irregularities in connection with the $10,000,000 railway Loan, before the Minister was given a chance to de fend himself, which caused a Cabinet crisis in Nanking last week, was. Vigorously assailed in a lengthy statement issued last night by Mr. Wang. Ching-wel, President of the Executive Yuan, who arrived here from Nanking yesterday morning.
Reasons were given by the head fof the Executive Yuan for the adop tion, by the Central Political Counil, on July 11, of three resolutions which were to' the effect that here= after all texts of impeachments and rebuttals would not be allowed to bbe released to the press without the permission of the government and that all documents affecting national policy and China's inter national position also would not be allowed to be published without the permission of the Central Political
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