Hitch in Negotiations with Suiyuan Authorities Peiping, Mar. 15.
The mogotiations which had been proceeding smoothly between the Suiyuan and Inner Mongolian authorities for an amicable settlement of tax collection dispute temporal ly have reached a deadlock, on count of a sudden stiffening of at-{titude on the part of Prince the ruling spirit in Inner Mongolia, A tentative agreement was reached Some time ago, but Prince Teh changed his mind at the last moment, thus bringing the whole affair to a Prince Teh insists that the Suiyuan authorities shall refrain from inter= fering with caravans" going from Kalgan to Kaneu and from collecting taxes on them, which, in Prince Teh's opinion, should go to the Inner Mon-elian treasury—Central Norrs, Mongolians Ready to Fight Peiping, Mar. 18, Mongolians are prepared to fight for what they consider their rights under the terms of the autonomy agreement with the Nanking Government, declared Mr. Pao Yueh-ching, local representative of the Mongolian Poll-tical Council when interviewed today.
The negotiations at Pailingmiao between representatives of the Suiyuan Provincial Government and the Mon-elian Political Council for a settlement of the tax dispute have not yet been settled, Mr. Pao stated—Reuter, Gen. Chiang Kal-shek, in a dispatch to the various Provincial and Municipal Governments, has ordered that public cemeteries be established in the various rural districts before the end of this year. The order struct that a tax should be Imposed in the case of those unwilling to [move old graves to a public cemetery. Kuo Min,
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