Yuan Issued Nanking, Sept. 8.
No further levies should be imposed on any. commodity on which the export duty has recently, been either abolished Or reduced by the central authorities, states the Executive Yuan in a circular order to the provincial and municipal governments.
The stagnation in China's foreign trade is largely due to the heavy taxation imposed in the past on the export of native products, the order States. The revised Export. Tarif, which aims to rectify this situation, must not be altered by any provincial or municipal government. without authorization—Kuo Min. ame "day, however, he left ey steamer. for' Kiukiang on his way to Kuling to-confer with General Chiang Kal-shek Mr. Liu" Lurying is political and publicity agent Han-min, He arrived in Shanghai recently ona trip. un~ dertaken for domestic reasons.
now believed that he came. to ted discuss with leaders here matters connected with the" forthcoming
mintang.
Fifth National Congress of the not Optimists advance the theory that hopes are now brighter for closer ce-operation between the" South: west and Nanking and Mr. Liu and Dr. Wang are being credited with making an effort to bring about a Tapprochement between Int. Hu Hanemin and the Nanking' Teaders.
Conservative quarters, "however, are treating these reports serve—Reuter,
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