Marshal (Chang Haueh-liang arrived here at 7 o'clock this morning /and immediately went to the house jet Mr. T. V. Soong, the Finance Minister, which has been placed at his disposal during his visit, On his way the Marshal met General] Chiang Kai-shek en route to the Kuomintang headquarters for the opening of the Fourth Plenary Session.
Both the leaders stopped in the road and greeted each other while photographs were taken. Marshal Chang in General Chiang's care went to the opening instead of waiting until 10 o'clock, the hour appointed for his visit to the session. He attended the unveiling of the! statue to the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen Jat the mausoleum at 11 o'clock, the ceremony being largely attended by important signatories and was ear-ied out impressively, foreign loans and attended a mote ing of the commission afternoon. This morning, Marshal Chang attended a conference of the Cen~ tral Executive Committee to which he was initiated. This evening, he dined privately with General. Chiang.
Nanking, Nov. 15, Gereral Chang Hsueh-liang-. had a lengthy conference with Pi Gent Chiang Kai-shek yesterday afternoon, The two leaders are stated to be i plete accord with regard to questions coreerning the rehabilitation of the north-west, Regarding the situation in the north, it is reported that the Central' Government, will entrust the Vice-CommanderiwChief with full responsibility, While General Chang himself has fse made it clear that in connection with the Government's. policy for the disposal of various affairs The will fulfill the instructions of the Central Government.—Kuo Ming
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