Nanking, June 24, A large number of cases of food, clothing and other comforts have Dr. Wa Chao-clit, Chinese Minis. ter to Washington, and Col, Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of State, today signed a Sino-American Treaty of Friendship and Arbitrae tion similar in its general terms to been sent to the front for the|{, score of others signed by the fed States during the past few soldiers as well as the wounded in the hospitals by a committee heuded by Mesdames Chiang Kai-shek, H. H. Kung, C. T. Wang, T. V. Soong, Sun Fo and other prominent ladies' at the National C:
Since November last more than $200,000 worth of similar articles have been sent to the front by this Committee. The actual work of distribution was efficiently carried out by the Officers' Moral Welfare Endeavour Association under the tion of its Secretary, Col. J. L. Huang.
The present shipment consists of 20,000 "suits of clothes for the wounded, 150,000 tins of canned meat and salt vegetables, 60,000 bottles of cholera prevention medicine, 30,000 tins of exveetmeats, 200,000 towels and 20,000 cakes of years.—United Press, "Sinwanpzo" the effect that although the Japanese Government had agreed to the establish! ment of a Chinese Consulate Formosa, the Chinese Consul pointed to function there was cently prevented from landing, The Waichiaopu, the "Sinwanpao" say then ordered My. Wang Yung-pa Chinese Minister in Tokyo, to pres est against this, but the Japanese Government made a cou ossal that Japanese Consulate Should be established in six Chines. cities, including Loyang, Iaichow, etc. The Waichiaopu will shortl; take up this matter with the Japan says. Dak ese Government directly, the journal
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