Two sels of regulations governing the constitution of the committee and the collection of gift plane contributions respectively have been pro-
According to the frst set of regul tions, the committee shall be com: posed of an unlimited number of members, While the three. repre-Sontatives of the Aviation Commission, the National Civil Aviation Association and the National Avis tion Reconstruction Commission shall be members ex-officio, other high oflicals of the Central, provincial and municipal governments will be appointed members as circumstances warrant, Expenses of the committee, it is stipulated, shall not be appropriated from the' contribution fund but. defrayed by the Aviation Commission, the National Civil Aviation Assocla-Mien and the National Aviation Reconstruction Commission, According (o the second set of gulations, the committee shall be the sole organ for the custody of contributions for the purchase of gift planes. Contributions from the peo-lo in various provinces and. municipal ities shall be collected by the National Civil Aviation Association for transmission to the committee. Contributions from public function. aries shall be collected by the National Aviation Reconstrnetipn Commission for transmission to the committee, $100,000 Per Machine Contributions from military organs shall be collected by the Ministry War for transmission to the cornmiltee, Contributions from sources other than those, mentioned above may be sent to the three Government banks, namely, the Central Bank of China, the Bank of China and the Bank of Communteations for transmission {0 the committee, With every "$100,000 received from single source the committee will Durehase one plane, the name of which may be decided by the conibutors "themselves, Contributions Jess than that amount will be amal-ornated with "money "pledged by other sources Contributions for the establishment of an aircraft works should mentioned by the contributors.
The date for receiving contribu-has been fixed from June 1 to Seplember 20—Central News.
Tientsin, July 22.
Strong representations were made this afternoon by the local Japanese authorities with Gen. Chang' 'Tee. chung. Immediately on receipt of news of the shooting, Mr. Kichinosuke Wakul, chief of the Consular Police, and Capt. Hatsuleht Thegami, Com: mander of Japanese Gendarmerie, went {o the scene, accompanied by' twenty armed policemen and gendarmes. The representations were made by Mr. Wakul and Mr, Nagayasu Nishids, Vice-Consul, who pointed out that' the guards who killed the detective knew that he was member of the Japanese Consular Police; and the assault was committed by a member of Gen. Chanj guards.
Gen. Chang promptly admitted that the action of the guards was illegal, promised to administer stern punish: ment to the culprit, and to pay solatium to the family of the dead man—Domel,
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