Mangehow, Nov. 18.
As a sequel to the recent murder on the Shanghai-Hangchow Highway of Mr. Sze Liang-za}, publisher and owner of the "Shun Pao," leading daily in Shanghai, measures for more adequate protection of travell~ ers on the highway have been formulated by the Chekiang Provin-lal authorities.
The measures were adopted yesterday at a meeting, convened by the Secretariat of the Chekiang Provincial Government under instructions exhibition of the agricultural jand handicraft products of the provines will be held soon in the Chungshan Market place here, More than 50 hsiens have already sent their products for exhibition. "Ger Liu Chih, chairman of the province, jas been invited to act as the chalrman of the exhibition, Mr. Lin Shihachin, " commissioner of the Honan Higher Court, who hat gone to investigate judicial condi fons in southern Horan, returned to the city yesterday.
Mr. Yang Chen-wen, former! professor of various universities Peking, has been appointed presi dent of the Honan University. He expected to come here soon to assume nis new office, from General Lu Ti-ping, Chairman of the Chekiang Provincial Govern ment, Representatives of the various police, highways and district authori ties concerned were present. The measures are briefly as follows:
The present arrangements governing poling of the public highways in Chekiang province are revised, with a view to providing more " adequate protection travellers, The Magistrates of the various districts along the highways are to be held responsible for the protection of wavellers on their respective sections.
Inspection stations are. to be established at important points of the highways to conduct searches on motor-cars.
Eight more motor-cars are to be purchased for patrol duty on the highways.
Highway guards are to be organized after model of railway guards.
More long-distance telephone stations are to be established slong the highways so as to facilitate com-
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