Peking, May 2.
General Ho Ying-ching, in an ofcial statement, refers to the endless frumeurs current concerning. possible changes. in the Peking Tepime, say ting te has toxes fall of applications {rom misled people seeking poss.
General Ho pleads for all to shoul-Jaer their own burdens during' the present critical time in order te farther calamities, He says that during years of service he ha: never sought to employ his oWn is tives or friends, has. never interfered with others, and has. merely faerie the job in hind without interfering with others. He advises al conclusion General Ho. asserts that the Central Government has {worked out a. plan for political and leconomie reconstruction in North Ghine which will toon be put into practicable arrangement the interests of both. countries, Mr. A. A. Somerville' (Conservative) then asked if there were a. large grant to the Hongkong University from this fund. 4 Mr, Baldwin requested notice of the questfon—Restor,
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