The Archive · 1924

Peking, Nov. 8, (Delayed)

'The "Cabinet" this morning appointed Mr. Chang. Hsu-chin Senior' Vice-Minister of Finance instead of My, Chu Shih-ti and Mr. Yen Cha Junior Vice-Minister of Finance and Chief of the Salt Administration.

pproved of the request of the Ministry of War to abolish the post of commandant of the Peking G Gen. Lu Chung-li pointed Commandant of Precaution ary, Fores in the Metropolitan Area.

Mr, Li Shu-ying was appointed Vice-Minister of Justice in. place Me. En Hua, who has resigned, My, Liu Chih-chow was appoint.

Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Commoree.—Reuter's Ser-Pacific General Chang Yuen-ming has not yet left Shanghai and there is telling when he will leave now. He continues to postpone his departure every day. His present no longer of any importance, as the 10th Division has already' begun to move out of Kinngwan and therefore the question of the defeated troops has been altogether settled. General Chang's position has become that of an unwelcomed guest who is outstaying his host's hospitality.

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