The greatest efforts should be expended to protect whatever is left Of native industries, in cities along the sea coast or along the river. Then equal attention should be paid here, the head offices of these four toward the promotion of agriculture banks were first removed to the and handicraft industries in the French Concession. Many commer interior, jclal banks Mkewise moved " their Speaking of means of transportation offices to the western district, The Jand communication, Mr. Wang em-Kincheng Banking Corporation is on Phasized that the existing railways of the latest which has moved back and highways should be so controlled to the Central district. that they must be used by the Chinese "he Chinese Maritime Customs is forces only and under no circum-still functioning as usual and stances should they be left Intact for venues in the form of import dut ties the enemy troops to use against the Jare being sent to the designated defence! banks in Shanghai. 'There is. how-"Then the villagers in the interior should' be enabled to defend them-jover, a considerable decrease in both the import duty, transit duty rand selves. Trenches should be dug and
communications and inland export duty owing to the railway river many of them exact the heaviest pri transportation having been cut off invaders. joy the war, according to a Chinese "As to the organization and train~ ing of the masses, Mr. Wang pointed Salt Gabelle out the difference between. holding The General OMlee of the Salt perfunctory meetings and direct Gabetie has been removed to them to do real and solid worke says a Chinese report, The behind the ines. In short, they: Director of the Ofice, Mr. Chu Ti ing- should be so organized that none chi, Is learnt to have leit here for|of them would assent to become the' capital, while the American societe director has remained behind the _newly-opened Shanghai branch of the Oflice, puppets, Mr. Wang oncluded Central' News,
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