Care and Tact Needed by Central Government Nanking, July 20, Employment of political means for the rehabilitation of the Liang-Kwang. provinces should be the proper course for the Central Government to take, declared the "Hsin Min Pao," an in= dependent dally, in an editorial to-fay, While believing that with the departure of Gen. Chen Chi-tang the political, financial and military on-fanglements of Kwangtung would not be diffeult of solution, the journal was afraid that the Kwangsi prob-Join might be a hard nut to crack, With regard to. Kwangiung, the Journal said that malitarlly Gen, Vu Han-mou will be able to cope with the situation, while politically the Central Government has renewed the appointment of Mr. Lin Yun-kal as Governor.
Finaneially, it added, the Central Government will shortly take steps boroughly to readjust the currency jand financial problems as well as to effect a united control of the na-anal revenue In Kwangtung.
However, since the attitude of Gens. Li Tsung-jen and Pal Chung-lis! still remains obscure, the Journal said, It would be important as to thow' the Central Government will settle the situation of the Kwangsi Great care and tact, the journal Jeautioned, should be exercise by the Central Government in dealing with In the view of the dally, throb courses will be opened to the two Kwangst leaders, namely (1) both Gens. Li and Pai will be invited to come to Nanking at the same time; (2) one of them to remain in Kwang si; and (3) both retire from active command.
Slating that Kwangtung occupies more strategic position than Kwang and that the economic importance of the former also exceeds that of the latter, the journal believes. that Kwangsi will sooner or later come to the government fold once Kwangtung is placed on a firmer footing under the direct control of Nanking, Central News,
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