To Attend Forthcoming Fifth Party Congress Shanghai, Oct. 17.
After having been away in tine north for some time as the Chairman fof the Pel Branch Blitary Coun Gen. Ho" Ying-ching, Minister of arrived here yesterday to stend [funeral services for his motber-inhhal, he is to leave for Nanking he, wan ous organtations under the War Ministry.
Will return to Peking after the Fifth Cen. Ho Kuomintang Congress to be held tu [Nanking on November 12 Interviewed by a representative of the "North-China Herald", Ge Ho stated that the con north were peaceful been adequate troops in Central Chi engaged in the anti-communist cam: alga, no troops in the north would be transferred to the south.
Referring to the geners situation, [Gen. Ho stressed the importance of hearty ce-operation among the Party leaders and the maintenance In the country. He stated that he w: greatly impressed by the construction work carried on in Charhar and Suiyuan. provinces. The two prov: inees, which enjoyed peace during. the past year, were rapidly recover ing from the effects of the recent ho: tilts in north China.
'Gen, Ho was welcomed at the North' Rail Station early. yester= day morning by Gen. Wu Techen, Mayor, Gen. Yang Hu. Commander of the Peace Preservation Corps, and many other officials.
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