janking, Oct. 30.
Rumours are, again current that Nanking will once again be proclaimed the capital of China instead of Loyang which, nominally at least, has' been the capital since 2 after the outbreak of hostilities at Shanghai early this year.
Mr. Chu Chen, president of the Judicial Yuan, says that no definite action will be taken to re-transfer the capital until the question has been discussed at the forther plenary session of the Central Executive Committee—Reuter. lof an endowment fund for education: al purposes from the ans for railway and other productive enterprises in China.
Regulations had been drawa up by the board and approved by the El nese Government for the purpose of safeguarding this object, but some time must elapse before substantial ble from this source Japan's recognition of Manchukud in the period. intervening between the conclusion of the Lytton Report and its. publication renders. absolurely impossible any settlement of the Manchurian problem along the lines urged by the Commission, Dr, Heinrich Schnee, German member of the Commission' said last night.
Speaking before a plenary session of the German Colonial Society, Dr. Schnee, "onetime Governor-General of what used to be German East Africa, said "China is not disposed to rencuneo her sovereignty over the three Eastern provinces. Further-durable solution of this question is impossible unless the two great peoples of Far East come {o an understand fon the basis of the Commission's suggestions. Present-day Man: churia has been created by the common efforts of China and Japan. China ture ied the major part of the population of Manchuria and Japan greatly contributed to. its development by her organisation, the railways and capital invest: nents, For the fature the ea, operation of these two countries
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