Unanimous Support for the Central Government Shanghai, Aug. 4.
Mr. Lin Yun-kal, former Chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Govern ment and newly appointed Chairman the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, arrived here from Hongkong board the President Me= Kinley yesterday. morning.
Mr. Lin was greeted at the Customs jetty, by. a-number of. Government amicials, including Mr. Lin Chi-chi, Vice-President of the Control Yuan, Teechao, Topresentative. of Mayor Wu Tevchen, andr. Wang Chifenan representative of General Yang In, Garrison Commander" for ihe ShanghaicWoosung area.
'The former governor of Kwangtung told "local pressmen that peace pre ails in thet province following the Tiguidation of" the military ituaton there and that both government oft ials' and people. in 'Kwangtung are [now unanimously in support of the Central -Govermmientes= ts =-e XKwangsl, "MMe. Lin' said.that™ the Referring' t0' the conditions in
present situation there remained Zetied es the attlude of the responsible leaders: was stil 'Asked a8 to when he would as sume his new post, the new. Chalrman' of the. Mongolian and' Tibetan Affairs. Commission stated. that. would decide after he had interview= fed General Chiang. Kai-shek, Presi-Gent of the Executive Yuan, Arriving here on the same beat was Mr. Huang Lin-shu, represents live of General Chen hictang, the Aieposed commander of the Hewanetung. force, he. Huang, according Mr'Lin, If proceeding to Nanking to Feport Yo. the central authorities chait of) General' Chen-—Central News, New Post for Mr. Lin Nanking, Aug. 8 The National Government to-day appointed Mr. Lin Yun-kai, former chairman of the Kwangtung provincial government, as Minister of Audits.
Tt was also announced that Mr. Wu Chung-hsin, former chairman of the Kweichow ' Provincial Government. had been appointed chairman of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission—Reuter.
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