Shanghai, Sept. 10, The Chinese press, both in Shanghai land Canton, featured prominently yesterday the arrival of Gen. Li oung-Jen, the Pacification Commis-sloner for Kwangsi, in Canton 'Thursday uflernoon from "Nanning. General L was accompanied by Gen, Huang Shu-chu, chairman of the Kwangsi provincial government, the two Central Government dele ates (Cheng Chien, chief of gon-eral staff, and Huang Shao-hsiung, chairman' of the Chekiang provinelai government) and their staff. 'They were met by Gens, Huang Mu-sung, the governor, and Vu Han-mou, Pacification Commissioner, and a number of high officials' of the Kwangtung governnient.
General Li's arrival in Canton is hailed by the Chinese press, which states that notional unification has now been finally achieved, Belated Chinese reports from the South state that General Li and Gen. Psi Chung-Inst issued a manifesto to the nation on Tuesday, in which they pledged their support to the government.
Shortly after his arrival, General went to Whampoa for' conference with Gen. Chiang Kai-shek. when, according to the "Lik Pao." li was decided {hat the old Fourth Army Corps in Kwengsi_ should be re-organized into the Fifth Route 'Army, incorporating the now defunct 19th Route Army. 'The military appropriation will be $3,000,000 a month; one-third is to be raised in Kwanysi, the balance being supplied by' the Central Government.
"The Chinese press also siates that the Central Government is to send a umber of high officials to take care political and party affairs in the South,
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