Control Yuan, Mr. Chiang Hu. Minister of Interior, Mr. Chen Chun. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Chu Min-I. Minister of Finance, Mr. Chou Fo-hai. Acting Minister of War, Gen. Pao Wen-yueh. Minister of Navy, Mr. Wang Ching-wei, Minister of Education, Mr. Chao Cheng-ping. Minister of Justice, Mr. Li Shen-wu. Minister of Industry and Commerce, Mr. Mei Ssu-ping. Minister of Agriculture and Mining, Mr. Chao Vu-sung. Minister of Railways, Mr. Fu Shih-shuo. Minister of Communications, Mr. Chu Ching-lai. Minister of Social Affairs, Mr. Ting Mo-tsun. Minister of Publicity, Mr. Lin Pai-sheng. Minister of Police, Mr. Chou Fo-hai. Relief Commissioner, Mr. Tsen Te-kuang Border Commissioner, Mr. Lo Chun-chiang. Commissioner of Overseas Chinese, Mr. Chen Chi-cheng. Irrigation Commissioner, Mr. Yang Shou-mei.
Appeal to Stop Fighting AW Chinese troops were ordered io cease anti-Japanese hostilities simultaneously with the establishment of the reorganized National Government at Nanking on March 30 under a resolution adopted by, the Central Political Conference at its last session this morning.
The conference also proclaimed that all Government orders, treaties, agreements and contracts concluded by the "Chungking side" would-be null and void following the Governren b establishment.
All public officials were ordered to report to Nanking under provisions of the Conference resolution.
Reconstruction the Watchword Economic reconstruction constituted the main task of the reorganized National Government which will be inaugurated here on March 20, Mr. Lin Pai-sheng, spokesman for the Central Political Conference, which concluded sessions Friday, told 100 Japanese, Chinese and foreign correspondents on the eve of the last session, The main political significance of the reorganization, however, lies in We clear distinction that was made between government and party to eliminate abuses and conflicts prevalent under Kuomintang one-party rule, he saíd.—Dom.
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