are Simple Ceremony: Topies for Con-
—éerttion: Feng's Intentions Nanking, Aug. 8.
The inaugural ceremony of the Sth Plenary Session of the Central Executive Committee was held this morning at the auditorium of the special conference building in the presence of a large gathering of Party and Government officials and representatives of the various public bodies in Nanking.
'The ceremony itself was a simple it. 'The National Anthem. wi layed, and members of the Pres hum, '(consisting of Messra, 'Tan Yen-kai, Vu Yiu-fen, Chiang Kaishek, Ting Wei-feng' and Tai Chic tne) took their seats. Then follow. Jed the usual three bows, the reading of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's will and three minutes silence.
The following topics were placed on the agenda for consideration:
(2) Commendation and reward of meritorious officers during the Northern Punitive Expedi= tion.
(2) Date of the interment of the remains of Dr. Sun, (8) Suspension of the rights and privileges of Cheng Chien as member of the Central Executive Committee and confirm:
tion of the appointment of Mr. Miao Bin to fill the vaconey.
(4) Organization of the Investigation Committee to consider proposals.
(5) Date for' the National People's Convention The Secretariat has notified Generals Feng Vu-hsiang, Yen Hsi-shan and Admiral Yang Shu-chai the decision granting them rights of regular members to attend
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