No Radical Changes Anticipated in Personnel of Ministries Nanking, Oct. 14.
Reports from reliable sources dicate that, contrary to earlier formation, there will be no radical changes in the personnel of the various ministries. It is, however, possible that Mr. Hsueh Tup-Minister of the Interior, will refuse to withdraw his resignation, and it ix very une Vkely that' General Yen Hsi will accept the offer of the Nati alist Government to replace Hsueh. Mr. Chao Tai-wen, chief of staff to General Yen, may be appointed.
For the two ministries recently created, Mr. Sun Fo will probably be appointed Minister of Railways, and Mr. Chu Ming-yi, Minister of Public Health.
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