Control by Nanking One of Greatest Steps in Nation's Unification When the newly created Szechuen-Sikang Military Affairs Readjusting Committee closed its frst important meeting In Chungking, on July 0, under the chairmanship of Gen, Ho Ying-ching, Minister "of War, second period in the history of regent military and political relations between the Central "Government and Szechuen came {o its conclusion. The opportunity appears to be fitting for a short survey of the past and resent outlook of those relation:
In 1035, the troops of the Central Government under Gen, Chiang Kalshek had dispelled large Communist forees which" had kept great portions of Kiangs!, Hunan, Kweichow and Szechuen in their' possession, and driven the remainders into parts of Kansu, Shensi and Sinkiang, with Igolated groups still keeping remoter parts-of Szechuen occupied,
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