Hwang Han-hsiang, uncle of the prominent comraunist leader, Hwang.
ung-leo, arrived in Tun Tien in Central Kinngsi, east of Kian, a few. days ago and is going to see his nephew. According. to. reports hhere, the communist lender sent his uncle more than one month ago see Ho Chien, Chairman of the Hu-Provincial Government, to ne-opiate over coming back' to the ernment fold. Hix uncle is now back in Kiangsi carrying a message from the Government. Probably. will surrender asthe communists are suffering terribly from lack of and foodstuts, ° If this turns out to be true, the communist menace in Kiangsi may be said to be half eradicated.
Since the communists swept over: the Province in April, 1990, all the coal mines in Kiangsi have been des: troyed and the necessary coal consumed by individuals as well as by Public institutions is imported from nearby Provinces, In order to rethe work of mining, the Pro-Reconstruction Bureau has busy time in. planning the reopening of the mines in the Lo-ping and P'o-yang districts in the eastern part of the Province. Its plan was announced yesterday and there have been numerous persons for jobs.
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