Canton, Apr. 17. General wu Te-chen, the new Chairman of the Kwangtung Provineial Government and concurrent) Commander of the Provincial Peace Forces, issued a circular'
yesterday' announcing his assumption of duty.
Ina be address to his sub-ordi tes, he told them to clear up the arrears of work piled up during the past fortnight.
The administra~ tive machinery must not be allowed to clog up by a change of personnel at the top, he added.
Gener Wu announced that his administrative policy will be (1) the abolition of exorbitant levies an miscellaneous taxes, (2) relief of the i causing distress clit admins promotion lion to meet the copie's expect Mr. Chang Chen-hsi was appointed Secretary of the Provincia ment, and Mr, Tan Pao-shou, section chief.
General Wu also received the Brit ish, "American, French, German, Haiian and Japanese Consuls Gener: who tendered thei fellitations, fany reached the new Chairman last from Wang Chung-hui, Acting Presi dont of the" Executive' Yuan fond Minister of Foreign Affairs: 'Mr. Chao Tal-wen, Chairman of the Shansi Provincial Government; Gon eral Vu Fel-pen Minister of Communications; 'Mr. 0, K. Yul, Acting Mayor of Greater Shanghai;' str. Vu 'Ya-ching, and the Kwangtung Residents' Association in Shanghal—Kuo
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