Hankow, Dec. 29.
While the Chinese Government has decided in principle to combine afihated Government offices in order to simplify and inc: ease the administrative efficiency of the Government machinery, no definite plans have yet been made. It is learned that an announcement of changes of personnel and reorganization of offices is expected early in January.
The Ministry of Railways and the Ministry of Communications, it is reported, will be amalgamated into a Mini: of Transport, General Vu Fei-peng, the present Minister of Communications, will be the new "Minister of Transport, and as such will have complete control of the country's communications—railways, "ways, posts, telegraphs, wireless and shipping.
It is also reported that\the Mi try of Industry, the National Econ mic Council, the National Rea lion Commission and the Natio
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