General Ho Ying-chin, who was instrumental in swinging the tide of warfare in Kuangtung Province in favour of the Government, reached Nanking last night.' Upor arrival here, General Ho immediate:
made a round of calls Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, Mr. Tan Yenskai, Mr. Hu Han-min and other influential government officials. It is said that in. the [course of his interviews with these Government leaders, which took place last night and to-day, General Ho had important consultations on the current political situation, As the result of these conferences, the Government is understood have decided to entrust the adjustment of all affairs in Kuangtung to Generals Chen Chi-mo and Chen Ming-ssu, while leaving the winding up of the situation in Kuangsi in the hands of Generals Chen. Tee, Lu Huang-yuan and Yang. Teng: hui, In the meanwhile, the Govern= ment would devote itself to th subjugation of General Tang Sen chi's rebellion with all its available military force. In this expedition against General Tang, General Ho Ying-chin will be appointed sas Commander-in-Chief with Generals Hsia Tu-yin, Liew Chih, Chiang Ting-wen, and other military leaders under his command, With regard to the anti-Tang expedition in Honan, the Govern ment quarters regard with small amount of: apprehension the lo attitude of General Teng 101, of Szechuen, fearing that his troops may start disturbances4n the province in concert with General Tang Sheng-chi—Rengo.
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