The resumption of Sino-So relations is confirmed.—Reuter. representatives this afternoon at th Officers' Moral Endeavour Associa-
It ig announced that the members of the Central Executive Com mittee will hold an informal conference "at Central" Kuomincang headquarters on Wednesday, the eve of the ovening "of the third plcnany Sesame wil held a December 15. formal gathering on Thursday,
Beautiful pailous were erected along Chungshan Road welcoming General Chiang and celebrating his recent victorious campaign against the communists and bandits in the Hupeh, Kiahgsi, Honan, and Anhui provinces.—Reuter, London, Dee. 7.
William "Nunn, [presentations to the Chinese Gover! ment in regard to the proceedings, taken by "the Chinese Mat Customs in respect of smuggling from British ships.
It should be urged, he proposed, that when stich proceedings were taken, the usual. practice of other lcountties should he followed, namely, to prosecute the suspected i and take proceedings agai ship-owners only when there was Jevidence of neglect or wilful default, Captain Anthony Eden, Under-Secretary for Foreien, ' Affairs, replied that the matter was under Jexamination and the Foreign Secretary (Sir John Simon) was unable at present to give an undertaking to act as suggested—Reuter,
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