Tole, June 21.
Semi-official reports from Mukden state that the anxiety which fol-Towed the assumption of the Mili Marshal tary Governorship of Fengtien by
iliminishing as the fea between the late Governor of Hel Jungkiang's adopted son, Genet Wu Tai-lai, and General Wang F lin over the Governorship of the province appears to be passing, as the former has apparently decided to retire in obedience to. Marshal the capital of Kuang: being removed frwin Provine Nanning to OnoeRs have been issued by the Nationalist Government to Gen, Yen Hai-shan to protect Mr. Hsiung Hsi-Jing, former Premier and Director of the Haiho Conservancy Board, whose arrest has been ordered by the Tientsin Kuomintang.
Mx. Cheng Hung-nien, formerly Vice-Minister of Finance and Com ations and Mr. S. 8, Fung, chairman of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, have been elected honorary presidents of the Chinese National Aviation Associa. tion, Acconpinc to the Chinese press, merchants in Peking are very dis. appointed over the fact that Peking. will no longer be the capital of China and s0 they are hesitating in ordering goods, Many' hotels and restaurants have closed as a result, it ly said.
IN accordance with instructions from the Nationalist Government, Dr. ©. T. Wang, the Minister of Poreign Affairs, has issued an order that all Chinese Legations and Consulates abroad must, hereatter, fy the Kuomintang flag, reports the Mr, Hsueh Tupi, Minister of Interior, and Admiral Yang Shu-huang,' Commander-in-chief of the Chinese Navy and chairman of the Fukien Provincial Government, have tendered their resignations to. the Nationalist Government, but these have been rejected.
Acconpinc to Canton telegrams to the Chinese press, the British Consul-General has requested the Canton Administration to take steps to clear the pirates out of Bias Bay within a month and to post a strong.
force there, in addition.. to The Nationalist. Government Council has confirmed the appoint ments of the following nominees of Dr. CT.
Wang, Minister of and Director of General Mr. Chi Lin, Chief of the First Section: Mr. Chow Lung-kuang, Chief of the Second Section: and Mr. Hsu Mo, Chief of the Third Section,
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