S.NR, Administration Ordered to Cut Expenses Nanking, Aug. 25. budget of the Nanking [Shanghai and Shanghai-Hangehow-Ningpo Railway Administrations for the Bist fiscal year (July 1932 to [June 1933) has' been turned down bythe Ministry of Hallways which yesterday instructed that it be re vised within seven days, According to the draft submitted to the Ministry, estimated. income amounts to $8,508,000, being approximately $110,000 less. than the apse of five years, but if it falls to make a search, when-a Chinese sent a the end of that period, the mem sampan man brought them to the work, the Committee was not Bers of the League are determined Strand Beech and deposited them to meet the request for $280,000 in the arms of their relatives and carry on until their final object for educational rehabilitation alone, friends. has been attained, he stated Although the sum now appropriated conclusion, Mr. Wu emphasised does. not wholly cover the damages During the early morning hours, the'point that although the League Miss Gage left the overturned boat, sustained by the institutions, it been designated. as_ the Anti-expected that it will enable them and with the incoming tide, swam Givit War League, its object resume their work partially nearly five miles to an obscure and atop. wat without' war, in other Kuo Min, distant point of the opposite main-Words, to prevent, fighting through land, later to be picked up by the compan man who had rescued Mr. the application of peaceful tires. "In the event of any. political Whitehood. "A purse, amounting: dispute arising which is. Likely to scribed by his enemy as a rebel rescuer, to $10, was quickly handed to the. fend to war, the League will urge leader or bandit chieftain. parties tothe dispute to" submit About 3 p.m, Mr. Whitehead Opinions among the delegates their controversy to some legally-engaged the Towboat on the Strand were divided on this question. and constituted civie organisations for Beachy and with Miss" Gage' pro-was not until after careful de-mediation or arbitration. The ceeded to. row toward the light-liberation that decision had. been measure of non-ce-operation with Fouse, Well in the distance, "their arrived at by the conference, the de-parties to an armed conflict will be boat began leaking, 0 badly that Employed only when all "other tition being that other thas band even "bad they had & baller, they carried on by force between parties suppression campaigns, all strageles methods to stop war have failed. ould not have accomplished much Mr, Wu's address was_ followed toward" helping themselves. After {n'the sume. state should be. con-drifting "fora, time, the small by a report by Mr, I. Lin, chief sidered as "civil wars" and should craft overturned without "warning. steretary of the Chinese Bankers' prevented at all costs.
Novone noticed the plight ofthe 'Association and a strong advocate of tie movement, an the preparations Scores of other proposals were the western hills the tide dragged foun and as the sun rik Send by' public bodies to "make the Jalso discussed by the conference and conference a success Speeches ti tate the discussion, the them beyond itis Hok. emphasising the importance of the classified under several head-Frantic at dimer time, when League's work were also. made by 'One of these proposals sug-they had not returned, Mrs' White-other delegates. The "conference gested that, the Anti-Civil, War head made investigations from the was brought to a conclusion at noon, League should embark upon an coolies. at the Dost. house," who when a tifin party in honour of the bilious propaganda campaign with Sssured her' that all" boats had delegates from various' provinces the object of teaching the army Feturmed. "At midnight, her. fears was given in the Chinese 'Chamber that they were by' four leading local commercial the nation and therefore should were by' no means allayed. In the morning, a confession was movement, organisations, the promotors of the Inever engage in ai
'A proposal signed by 53 delegates Another proposal called any, individual military lenders civil war for forced from the, cols. that one The: Consulates and the" Chinese at had not put in. an appearance. Yor the tod by 58 delegates fusal on part of the people to ps the tasses within the war-affected areas Navy were then approached, everybody indicating: their willingness wing attention to the fact that land on part of railway employees asst. loans granted to the militarists by jand shipping firms to refuse to But when the sampan have into Dankers had been largely respon-transport ammunitions for the mili-sight, with the couple on "board! sible for the prolongation of ci tarists engaged in a civil war. shouts "rang out op and down the war and suggested that in order to A. Handing committee was. then rach, "The woe-begone.excursion= ft impossible for the mili-were hurried" off to. their tarists to purchase ammunition, the Jelected by the conference to handle respective quarters and the follow affairs of the League, after that, Dr.
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