All Posts Given Up: Retirement to Kueichow Nanking, Sept 24.
Genaval Ho Ying-ching, rate petitions submitted last night to the State Council and the central Executive Committee of the kuomintang, resigned from his substantive post as member of the State Counefl and the Central Exeecutive Committee and from his other concurrent posts as Inspector-General of Military Training, sistant Director of the Training Department of the Central Party Headquarters, member of the Gen-feral Distandeng Committee, ete.
General Ho gave as his reason for resigning all Party and Goverarant posts the death of his father fu his native home in Kueichow on the 15¢h inst In his petition'to the State Coun-i}, General Ho stated that me shed to depart immediately for Keucichow to attend to the funeral ceremonies of his father in order that he might not fail to do even fan inf a filial son—Ta Chany Urged to Remain.
Nanking, Sept. 24.
President Chiang Kai-shek is said be determined not to accept General Ho's resignation, since it would increase the general uneasiness over the situation, but to allow him, following the example allowed to Mr. Tai Tien-chi, leave of absence from office in order to enable him to perform the requisite mourn ing, for his father's demise, in the capital.
General Ho, is being urged to léancel his resigrtation.—Rengo.
Resignation Rejected Nanking, Sept, 25.
The resignation of General Ho /Ying-ching, former Chief-of Staff scientious work and devotion to the Bank's interests.
(8) To make it the duty of the JBoard to thank all the correspond. ents, depositors and customers of! the Bank for the confidence they have shown in the course of the Bank': activity, informing them of the reasons for the liquidation of] the Bank.
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