Changsha, Apr, 26.
Commander-in-Chief Chiang Kai the arrived here from Hankow yesterday accompanied by Mr. Chow. Fuchai, Director of the Polit! 'Training Department attached to the Provisional I tay, and General Chien Ta-chun, 'The party' was met at the station by General Ho Chien, Chairman of the Hunan. Provincial Government, and " large Party and ax well as re: atives from the public remain here for a few days before returning to Hankow, In to inspecting generale Hunan, he will confer with G Ho concerning the expe Kuangsi for the subjection of the} remaining, Kuangai rebel tenders, During his absence from Hankow, all military a Provisional Commanders)
Jmet at the Msiakuan wharf by large gathering of Party and Government officials, in-Chief will immediately discuss with other members of the State Council the Shantung question especially as regards the stand te takes by the Central Governmert towards the sudden withdrawal from General Sun Liang-cher:, nan of the Shantung Provincial Government.
Other Government forees to tal over the Tai Immediately Kiaotung territory may taken over from the Japanese coring to the agreement, Further Departures for Honan Despite th General Tar sudden dep ster attended to by Gene Chiang—Kuo Min, River Traffic Reopened Mankow, Apr.
Normal river communication by Vout between Hankow and Ichang. has been resumed since the 24th) following the retirement of the rebel Jeaders and the surrender of their troops at Shasi, Sungehi and Ituhsion. These troops are _now temporarily placed under the control of representatives from the Provisional Headquarters. A nimber boats are stationed at vay jartant points along the vise keep pence and onder.
Admival Chen Shao-kuan arrived fat Tehang yesterday with boats Tsuyw and mediately yo ported all ove sure the Publie—Kuo 3
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