The Archive · 1939

Kwangsi General Given Anhwei Governorship

Hongkong, Nov. 1.

Gen. Li Ping-chen, chief of star of the Chinese Fifth War Zone and prominent member of the Kwangs: faction, was appointed chairman of the Anhwei Provincial Government jin succession to the late Gen. Liao Loi, also Kwangsi adherent, the Chinese Central News Agency ported here today from Chungking.

'Meantime, moving to secure for Chungking "the opium' revenue of Szechuen, Stkang, Yunnan, -Kwel-chow, Shensi. Kansu and Pulkien, the Execitive Yuan yesterday was re-Ported to have decided to dispatch six "anti-opium supervisory missions" to their provinces—Domel, Ambassador's Brother Gets New Post Kunming, Oct. 2

Mr. Quo Tal-chen, younger brother of Mr. Quo Tal-chi; Chinese Ambas-Sador in London, has been appointed the post of Central Government epresesiative to the Yunnan branch of" the Central "Trade." Commitee, 'The branch will be established ai Kunming on November 'Me. 'Quo' Talcshen' arrived here yesterday from Chungking by "plane, He will pay' courtesy cals today on General "Lung Yun, "Governor of Yunnan, snd ite. Miao, Director of the Provincial Futien Bank.

an interview with the local press, Mr. Quo Tai-chen expressed admira: tion "Yor "the reconstruction" work Which Was. being carried out Yunnan, and especially the wore done by Mr." Miao, in whose steps he Promised to follow.—Reuter.

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