Mr. Hu Han-min Pursuaded to Come to Shanghai Shanghai, Dec. 1 Further pledging their sincerity in desiring to reach a rapprochement With the south-western. leaders, Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, Chairman of the 'Milittry Council, and members of the Slanding Committee of the Central Executive' Committee in Nanking are sending two separate autographed letters to the south to-Gay through Dr. Wang Chung-hui, Judge of the Permanent Court at The Hague, and Mr. Sun Fo, President of the Legislative Yuan. They fare to travel in the 5. Athos 11 this morning 'While the contents of the letters are withheld from publication, (Nan~ king is Understood to have outlined measures for' sincere ce-operation Between Nanking and Canton, Should these meet with the approval of Mr. Hu Han-min, the opposition leader, a series of conferences is expected to be held between him and" the Nanking leaders in Shanghai.
Dr. Wang, whose voluntary efforta bringing the two parties closer have resulted "in the postponement the Fifth National "Kuomintang Congress to allow time for the neces= sary" preliminaries, is expected to niche a longer stay in the south than Mr. Sun Fo, The latter expects to return here io time for the Plenary Session of the Central Executive Gommittee to be held in Nanking on December. 10.
Gen, Chiang Po-cheng, personal representative of Gen. Chiang Kalshek in Canton, who has Drought about better relations between the Military Council Chairman and Gem, Chen Chictang, Kuangtung military commander, Is seeking. an interview with Kwangsi_military commanders In regard tothe anti-Communist campaign and the internal situation, According 10 a Chinese message from the south.
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