Will Leave for Nanchang to See Gen. Chiang Shanghai, July 19.
Gen. Chen Chi-tang, the strong man Kuangtung, remains an ardent supporter of the Central Government fas. before, according to Gen, Huang Shao-hsiung, Minister of Interior, who returned to Shanghai yesterday morning by the MIN. s. Chenonceaux. after. visiting Kuangtung and Kwangsi where he met the southern leaders.
The Minister said in a press interview that the rumours now in elrfeulation sbout Nanking and the South would not produce any fleets fon the relations between the South-West leaders and Central Government authorities.
Denying that his mission in visit~ ing the South was to explain to the southern leaders North China prolems and to mediate between Yunnan and Kueichow. the Interior Minister. said his visit to the South was in connection with private buslness although, when he passed through Canton and. Wuchow, conferred with Gens, Chen Chictang, Li'Tsung-jen, and Pei Tsung-list in Jo. private capacity, In regard to Mr, Hu Han-min's reported. plans) to go abroad, Gen. Huang said he had only read this in the papers. When he landed at Hongkong whilst-on his way Kwangsi, he interviewed the former president of the Legislative Yuan, Sut the call was in the nature of courtesy visit, no Guestions about the political "situation being discussed. Suring the interview, Gen. Huang also claimed to have nu knowledge of the South-west Tenders' views towards the proposed. tubolition of the South-west Political Council at the Fifth National Party Congress.
It was learned that the Minister of Interior will leave for Nanking in Gay or two en route to Nanchang. where he will make a report on his visit to Gen, Chiang Kal-shek.
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