the Tokyo Military Staff College. [While in Japan, he became affiliated with the Chinese students revolution ary party in that country and, on returning to China in 1910, in company with Gen, Chiang Kai-she, {Joined Gen, Chen Chi-mel, then Mil tary Governor of Shanghai, and was made head of the arsenal depart ment. Gen, Chang participated. in the movement against Yuan Shih-kal, serving in the artillery dopastmer Alter the of Chen Chi-m fois arrest was ordered by Yuan Shibkai, but he escaped to Japan and later went to the Netheclands East Indies. He returned to China in 1616, and became a staff officer in Chekiang, a member of the Revolutionary Government at Canton (1917~ 18), and a police official in Szechuan In the summer of 1034 the methods employed locally to enforce the New Life Movement brought it Into disfavour and after a little time there was a gradual return tothe old ways, Recently, however, further efforts have been put forth to Ime prove the life of the people who are be off the sireels shorts with gets out at 11 Bm. jour is announced by the Electric Light Company switching off lights. for one minute, Between 630 am, district night-chen or policemen go from. house to house and) waken the peopl 'Efforts are extended to bring opium smoking to an end, and those found indulging their weaken put in prison, Gambling is definite~ discouraged and' the police are active in an endeavour to suppress A few nights ago a man died in the Hospital from the effects of a fractured skull. Along with several others he was gambling when the Doliee raided" the house. In his efforts to escape he jumped through window with the aforesaid dis Gen. Chang joined Feng Vu-hsiang's army in the war against Wa Pei-(s, fand was made chief of the Honan Drovineial police (1022). Upon the Gefeat of the Kuominchun, he went Kwangtung, and there joined the northern Punitive Expedition in 1028." Following the occupation of Nanking in the spring of 1927, was appointed chief adviser to Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, as well as a member of the Military Council of the Nationalist Government. He was made Vice-Minister of Military Alfairs snd concurrently director. general "of the Shanghai Arsenal (2928), and was elected a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang in 1929. Appointed [Mayor of Greater Shanghai in 1920, he held this post for two years and, in July, 1983, was made Governor of
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