The organization of a research commission for international publicity was Gecided upon at the first meeting of the Newspaper Affairs Committee of the China Cultural Reconstruction held in Shanghai on (Get. 28).
The meeting further decided to publish a periodical as well as to sponsor the organization of a national Rewspapermen's association. The meeting was presided over by Mr. T. B Chang, publisher of the "China The newspaper affairs committee of the China Cultural Reconstruction Association, ly may be remembered, was only recently organized in Shang hai with Mr. T. B. Chang and Mr. Hsiao Tung-ise, director of Central News Agency, as chairman and vice-chairman respectively—Central News.
Sikhs know Judge Mossop well, and it required no. more than the merest suggestion of a look of b wilderment to pass over his with just soupcon of annoyai than Sikhs" were materializing" from everywhere, and, had the Judge really arrested the chauffeur" who was where he ought not to have been, probably he would have bet swept to Central. Station plecemes However, the Judges acted with di cretion and leniency, and they ques tioned the chauffeur. "He, trembling man, protested with the' daring despair that the Judge's car where it ought not to be, but, he (the chauffeur) wanted to be, and 80, even though it meant him' (the chauffeur) being where he ought not fo be, he got into the Judge's car, proposing to drive it elsewhere—bui there appeared on the scene, not one South Australia saw nothing with which to disagree in the decision of Shanghai to refer the whole matter to Central Station for elucidation and. whatever action might seem proper. So the Hongkong clock still remains the best China story, because Cluny X. Ding was not actually arrested by two Judges.
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