Emphasis Laid on District Autonomy, Economic Reconstruction and Spread of Education Nanking, Mar. 4.
The second general meeting of the third Plenary Session of the C. B, C. was heldsyesterday at the Central Party Headquarters under the Gaivmanship of Hu Han-min with OG members and reserve members of the Central Executive and Central Supervisory Committees in attendance, Nine resolutions were passed, two dealing with Party Affairs; two on the Reconstruction Programme of the National Government; three on the civil. administration of the Government with special reference to the question of the selection. of District Magistrates, Bandit- Sup-Pression and the Programme of Economy of the Government; one "oneerning the appointment of additional members of the various committees of the C. B.C, and the Jast concerning the Shansi Pro Vineial "Currency Rehabilitation Lean of $24,000,000, The last resolution states that. Whereas the authorized Shansi Loan had been previously decided upon or the specific purpose of redeeming the depreciated Shansi banknotes, since the Shansi Provincial Government has lately withdrawn all silver specie from circulation and further issued a large amount of Shansi banknotes, thus defeating he original purpose of the Govern tment in authorizing the loan, therefore, the proposed loan should be immediately cancelled in order to favo the public from further Sinancial loss The Government's Economy homme (adopted at yesterday's Feneval meeting)' provides for reduction of administrative expenses Urough abolition of various super-Auous Government organs as well the enforcement of thrift among the people. The items in the pro-gumma axe as follows:
1. Matters relating to the Government (a) The abolition or amalgamaion of stich departments of the Central andi the Provincial Governments as axe not absolutely necessary to the carrying out of various Government measures. during the of Political Tutelage, b) Abolition of all sinecure Petitions in the Government, Each and every sat' member must be as-fined to some definite and sp National Reconstruction, the foundation of peace and national unification. Though during the-past months, due to the successive re-hellions of various remand Militarists and other Reactionary elements, peace and national unifieation have been on more than occasion disturbed and d the enforcement of the Political Tutelage Programme and National Reconstruction partially hindered, the fact remains that as a result of such upheavals and disturbances, the people have become more deter= mined in championing the cause of Peace and national unification and. re more anxious to see the realization of Political Tutelage and National Reconstruction.
Fully realizing thet the wishes of the people were identical with the Policies of the Party, the Central Authorities, therefore, convened the Third Plenary Session of the Gontrah Executive Committee for the purpose of investigating into the various projects for the carrying out of which the Government and the Party have been devoting their energy during the past months, so to determine more practical sures, to the end that the Principles and policies of the Party may. be realized and the wishes of the people be fulfilled. What has been, discussed and decided upon at the Session—such, for example, as promotion of Party activities, reform and reorganization of" various, Government administrations, enforcement of economy programme, spread of education based upon the Three People's Principles—are therefore, merely the detailed and practical measures for the enforcement of the various Party and Government policies, There are, however, several matters to which the Third Plenary Session feels constrained to call the! attention of the Nation and all Party members, The principles and _pre mmes laid down by: the late Party Leader must not be regarded as empty words. They are to be translated Into actualities. They must be apied not only in the laws, ordinances and administrations of the Government, but also in the di ly life of the people.
All Party comrades and (e) AMI, departments of the Central and the Provincial Governments should have a carefully worked out budget and must not exceed the budgets in their respective Administration, (a) Effcfeney should be the aim of all Central and Provincial Government departments, All work must be finished in accordance with programme, Matters Poblie: relating" to the (a) Thrift campaigns should be launched in all localities by' the various loch Party Headquarters.
(b) All wasteful habits, such as rambling, smoking and drinking, should be. discouraged.
(c) Funeral and marriage ceremonies should be simpl (a) Consumption of native goods cly the people should be encourage Party members, Government officials and students showed take the lead this matter, Encouragement of the people depositing: their savings in banks,
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