The Archive · 1931

School for Manchuria

Mukden, June 29, Two years ago Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang donated a sum of $400,000 for the erection of a modern middle school in his birthplace, Haicheng. The work has now been completed end the opening ceremony was held yesterday.—Reuter, direction have been made since last year, but foreign rights were strongly defended by the Council. This year however, the expected arrival of Government representa Rives gives a new opciing. The officials, favouring the trend towards he "abolition of extrality that administration should be mainly in their hands. Nevertheless, it is the foreigners who spend thousands of dollars in repairing. the roads and keeping the stream beds in order.

However it is not anticipated that is Jadm tration will be 5 settled, a quiet, season Jand hat all will go on Indignation was felt here unfounded charge against Chit Christians, which ref influence." The El louseed of harbouring, facting as intermediaries.

Census by Chinese Police is now jin fore. Police may enter, private houses to register persons, Chinese servants of Zoreigners are compelled to club together in lots of five, each Jone to guarantee the good behaviour Jof the other four. Some servants Hind it dificult to comply with this order and pick out four reliable friends, as they are natives of the provinees, "saving come up here only fter the summer. Since police' structions are that. servants. Who Jeannot find guarantors must ler the hill, inconvenience may" be' fv: if the order is strictly..enforeed

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