'The Inauguration of the Peking'
Political Council Peking, June. 17.
The inauguri ion et "he "Peking Political "Council took place this morning inthe elf Walchiagpa building inthe' presence of. Sir Huang Fu, the chairman of the Council, and 19 member Ying-ching. the was also present was very informal ven, Ineide the onthtaking.
Addressing the. athena which no. members Of the hot even pressmen were. adm Hr. Huang Fu, after saying. that the. Thala hae ad robbed declared that ho took up the pres:
Both sleep" and. appetite,
ne. post in order to" exert his efforts in the service of the coun:
and Now "that Mr. Huang Fu declared that programme was to re-establish the in the war stricken range shelter and He" urged [past forearm us. against, the future", s0 as to attain freedom from the' present international entangle: ments and the future prosperity of the: nation.
He later addressed the clerical staff and admonished them to be faithful to their duties. The cere-many "concluded "with the usual rapid fire of cameras.
he offices of the Council will be permanently established in the old Waichiaopu building.
The Chinese papers in Peking today "decided to. boycott this morning's Political Council inauguration, and. to, print nothing about it be-Jeause the guards of the Waichiaopa building refused. pressmen entrance to the meeting, making them stand outside until' the ceremony "was 'The papers have declared that they' will print nothing concerning the Council "until apologies are offered—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.