Nanking, May 15.
It is understood that despite the settlement of the Shanghai impasse, the seat of the National Government will mot be moved back to Nanking from Loyang at least for the time being. "As" the decision to remove the seat of Government to Loyang] 2nd plenary session of the C.E.C., it formally ratified by the resent will not be within the competence [of either the National Government! for the Standing Committee, of the GEE. to over-ride. that decision.
reover, the Sino-Japanese situation is not considered to have shown such improvement as to justify the reversion of the Government seat to inking. Thus, if the Government]
tis to be moved back to Nan-it will not be until the eonvoea: tion of the Srd plenary session that this move can be properly carried out—Kuo Min.
DaMaces wrought to the various universities and" colleges around Shanghai during the recent Sino-Japanese hostilities are estimated at!
According, to a survey trade by the Bureau of Education
Shanghai, id Governreent the "City Government of Greater ani private universities, 28 middle schools and 54 primary schools were damaged by gunfire.
"The losses of universities $7,000,000.
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