Nanking, June 20.
Tt is learnt that the Ministry' of Interior has decided to recommend modification of the Press Law in compliance with the repeated requests of newspaper—circles: 'Which have found the procedure stipulated in the Law to be too complicated, ie proposed revision provides that publications, which have been regutered with' the provincial "or municipal governments and have been recorded at the Ministry of gistration at the City Party Head-Interior, "need not apply for quarlers or the Central Party Headquarters,—Kuo Min. standing. Tt is understood that the delegates to the conference are authorised only to discuss matters relating to the purchase of the CER. by Manchoukuo from Soviet Rossi ough the C.ER. rolling-stock, pecially locomotives, evacuated into Soviet terrritoy, may come. up for gitcusion, All disputes relating to the railway will be locally scttl Jat Harbin.—Reuter.
Harbin, June' 26, Tt is estimated that about 3,240] units of C.E.R. rolling stock, consisting of eighty locomotives, 160 passenger coaches and 3,000 freight} vans were in Soviet territory on fay 31 this year, according lanniouncement made by a Manchoukuo organ.—Rengo, voluntarily desired to join the army might serve for a period of three years, Those finishing might retire from the would have regular tend manquvres and. drill for a ix years and could. be time of war. After! the six-year period, they would be placed on reserve list until they reached the age of 40.
General Chow emphasised that the date for enforcement of thi Plan was, still distant, since before it could be put into operation the Government must have accurate statistics. concerning the tion, and the count woul, have divided nto divisional "and regimental districts—Reuter. not touch the tin... no wonder users of
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