Chinese Judgz at Hague Court Axsives from South Dr. Wang Chung-hui, Chinese Judge at the Permanent Court of Inter national Justice at The Hague, arrived from Hongkong. in the Dollar liner, President Grant, on Bfonday (Aug. 20) being welcomed by a large group of his friends, headed by Bir. Ma. Chao-chin, member of the Legis Tative Yuan.
The prominent jurist: who is on furlough, left some days later for Nanking and riling where he will sce Gen. Chiang Keicshek, Chair man of the Military Council, his trip to Kiangsi being in response to an invitation by Gen. Chiang. Before returning to Hague Court "next spring, Dr. Wang is to visit his felends in Tientsin and Peking.
Than interview with press ree presentatives, Dr. Wang stated that his trip to China was to cee his old and devoid of political While in the south, he saw some. military. and political Teaders in Canton and Hongkong. Tt was understood that Mr. Hu Han-min, former President of the Legislative Yuan, would mot attend the Fifth Kuomintang Congress. he said.
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