Passengers Sent On By Train to Nanking Chinkiang, Aug. 27- Due to engine trouble and the heavy weather, the aeroplane Ank-Ing of the China National Aviation Corporation, effected a forced land Sngton the' viver Chere yesterday while on its way to Nanking fro Shanghai on the regular Shanghai Hankow run, Both passengers. an: pilot, as well rl, were safely Immediately upon alighting, th pilot pr to. the local" Cus Toms offices where a message was gent fo Shanghai asking for repo Kono after. arrival of General N. Muto in Manchuria, Ami of the members of; reed with the view of the Foreign Minister that recognition is the only means of settlement the Far Eastern problem and that euch course will not infriny the Nine-Power Treaty or the Kellogg Anti-War—pact—United Press.
Interpellation a Aug. 26.
Interest, was aroused to-day interpellations on Count Uchida'. apecch which were made by Mr. Koku Mori, the chief Secretary of the Inukai Cabfrfet, who is one of the most active "and" influential Teaders of the Seiyukai Party.
While approving the proposed re-
upbraided the Government for apcognition of Manchukuo, Mr. Ofori cording to. to-day's, issue. of Teadtng newspaper "Nicht-Niel the bombing. at Hongkew Park, Admiral Nomura lost his eye in
Shanghai, last' April.
bbeon accepted by Admiral Nomura, As'soon a4 the appointment popular in" the United elsewhere, the, Gover ment will announce its plan pub-liely, it was said.—United Press.
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