The Archive · 1936

Made Necessary by Delay in Elections

PEOPLE'S ASSEMBLY POSTPONED

Nanking, Oct. 15.

The indednite postponement of the National People's Assembly, which, was, to have been held In Nanking November 12, was decided "upon this morning by the Standing Committee of the Central Executive Committee, The decision was ofcially Fecorded to have been necessitated by the delay in the election of dele-processing, reopening of the Lungyen 62 in the various provinces and fron mines and iron foundry, and the Sonstruction of a railway' between Teangehow and Shihchiachwang.

It is understood the Lungyen mines fare to be taken over by the Economic Commission as a state The Japanese, it is reported, have indicated their willingness to. invest the mines and help to run them a Joint Sino-Japanese enterprise Reuter.

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