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Severe Punishments to be Meted Out July 22, The Cabinet Council, at a meets ing today, adopted the text of a mandate ordering educational—re~ form. The mandate points out that such incidents as attacks on by students will no longer be tolerated.
It declares that the Government intends to make arrangements for regular appropriations for educa tional purposes and generally to improve the educational system, Unruly students will be dismissed Jand those acting beyond the bounds of the law will be severely dealt with by the military and police Mr, Ho Yuctang, Commissioner of Industry in the Hopei (Chibi) provineia} government, has, been pended from. his. dui laint lodged against persons in comneetion with a mining h will still re-further duce the flying time over the route to five days, such is the experience and skill that the pilots.and. sonnel of the company have aequired Fron flying under all conditions.
And here enters the question of how China can benefit. from the proved experience of this company. It needs but the establishment of an from Hongkong gapore to. make a through connection in Java and thus provide a continuous mail service by air to the United Kingwom. The time to cover this distance would be one day, which would enable mails to be de: livered.after ten days from date of despatch, Not only is it supposed a British company operating from Hongkong would get the fullest cooperation fron the Indian Air-line and the Netherlands me but they would have at their disposal all the experience the latter have gained by. their gradatim efforts.
Farther more, though this is probably. too visionary at the moment, an extension of the service might be made to include Amoy and Shanghai. It is suggested that possibly the' prospect of bringing Shanghai into a moxo speedy contact with, the, United Kingdom. and intervening
ciently to command the attention of countries "will commend tai sufi-enterprising parties.
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