Chungking, Aug. 25.
'A wholesale, permanent expulsion from the Kuomintang of the followers lof Mr. Wang Ching-wel,. deposed Deputy Executive of the Kuomintang, officially announced here today.
The order of expulsion includes: Mr. Kao Tsurg-wu, former Directo: lof the Asiatic Affairs Department of the Foreign Omice; Br. Mel Sze-ping, former Magistrate of the Model Mr. Lin Pehe sen, editor of the "Chung Hua Hsin Pao"; Mr. Li She-wu, former director fof the General Affairs Department of the Foreign Office; Mr. Ting Mehsun, formerly a member of the Gov-jemment's Secret Service, but now head of the Secret Service of the The order further states that Mr.
JChen Chun, Mr. Mise Ping and all lethers who join "puppet Governments" Jare likewise permanently—expelled {from the Kuomintang.
'At the same time, the National' [Government office orders their arrest Indian Leader Gets Great Welcome Chungking, Aug. 24.
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian leader, arrived here at'130 pam. yesterday by alr from Kunming. About 400 representatives of the Kuomintang, the Government and public bodies welcomed him when he landed at the airfield.
Mr. Nehru was greeted by Mr. Chu Chia-hua, Secrelary-General of the Kuomintang Party, who entered the plane. When they alighted, Mr. Nehru was presented with flowers by school Public organizations gave "a tea reception yesterday afternoon, and also a dinner last night, in honour of the Indian leader, while Mr. Chu Chia-hua, Mr. Chen Li-tu, Minister of Education, General Chen Chen, Minister of Political Afirs, and Mtr. Yeh Chu-tsang, Minister of Publicity, are Jointly giving a tea reception in his honour this afternoon.
General Chiang Kai-shek is receiv-Ing Mr. Nehru on Saturday. In the meantime, a round of entertainment, has been' arranged for the visitor. Among many interviews and social engagements, he will be the guest of Mr. H. I. Prideaux-Biune, head of the British diplomatic mission here, to-
Mr. Nehru has also promised to have lunch with the American "Am~ Bassador, Mr. Nelson TT. Johnson, though the date has not yet been fixed:
Ina dark suit and wearing a white "oversea cap," similar to the cap worn by General Franco and Signor Mussolini, Mr. Nehru was given an enthusiastic welcome at a mass meeting this afternoon.
Picked members of the "Three People's Principles Youth Corps" of the Kuomintang, and also git] athletes, acted as a guard of honour, escorting him to the meeting hall, where' Mtr. 'Chen Li-fu, Minister of Education, and. other' prominent Government officials and civie leaders were also present.—Reuter,
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