ang Kai-shek Says that Cliques Must Go Nanking, Mar. 23.
The row members of the Central Hxecutive Committee, of the Kuomintang will take the oath and as-Sume their pasts this afternoon.
ie closing session of the Third National Kuomintang Congress was opened this morning at 10.15 att, inthe auditorium of the Central Military Academy.
Fatlowing the usual opening eer: anony of three hows by the dele-ites to the portrait of Dr. Sun Yatesen, General Chiang Kai-shels made a speech In which he described itis reaetiors from the deliberations of the Congress.
General Chiang said that one of the reasons for the dissensions existed the Party ws the growth of cliques, He said these cliques must be eliminated.
then proceeded to point out that the Provincial Party offices have been antagonizing the Provit cial governments by frequent attacks on their policies and charges: that the aflieials connected with these Toeal governments were anti-revolutionaries, He urged that this must ease, that auch charges were false anil it was of prime importaree that the Provincial Party offices. shoul ce-operate with the provincial, gov~ fernments in their respective pro-
Tu conclusion ho remarked that a number of the younger members of the Party: donot understand the policy. of the Kuomintang and Strongly urged that in order that the revolutionary work should sue-ceeed. the thoughts of all members should be unified.
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