Mr. Hu Han-min's Influence in the Southwest Shanghai, Sept. 17.
'That the opinions of Mr. Hu Han-min form the basis of the South-West's attitude towards the present situation in China was the conclusion 'Of Mr, Huang Chih-loh, a member Of the Central Executive' Committee of the Kuomintang, who arrived from Canton yesterday in the s. President Grant, "Although "Mr. Hu was recuperating abroad, his opinions were constantly sought through. telegraphic [communications by the leaders in the Jsouth, whenever there were import-Jant questions, he told press representatives.
Relerring tothe question of cotion between the south and'
Nanking, Mr. Huang said that there was no sign of discord existing. Whether a closer ce-operation was ostible largely depended on the, future domestic and. foreign policy of the country. He emphasized that came on private business, with no political mission whatsoever.
'Kuangtung and Kwangsi, he continued, were proceeding with reconstruction. The defeat in revenue' in Kuangtung resulting from the abolition of miscellaneous taxes and construction expenses was defrayed by receipts from the provincial gov-Jernment's enterprises. He highly' praised the military training and the defence measures in Kwangsi province,
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