Minister Leaves to Inspect Canton Line Hankow, Mar. 7.
Mr, Chang Kia-ngan, Minister of Railways, arrived here yesterday morning from Kiukiang after inspecting the Cheldang-Kiangs} and Nan-
Shortly alter his arrival here, Mr. Chang visited the Engineering Ofmce of the Peiping-Hankow Railway, In the afternoon he inspected the Canton-Hankow Railway Administration.
The railway head left here for Changsha this morning on route to Canton to inspect the Canton-Hankow Railway. From the Kwangtung capital he will sail for Shanghat on his Way back to Nanking—Central News, about 20.91 por cent, was saved, and, In 1994, approximately 23.07 per' cent.
'The difference between expenditures and credits voted, in the Ambassador's opinion, should not be so great, except lurider special circumstances. "Tt was the desire of the Chinese Government, he stated, that the credit voted be used to the' fullest advantage for the furtherance of technical cooperation between China and the: League, Therefore, Mr. Quo suggested use of the balance to finance the dispatch of Chinese specialists for investigation and study abroad.
After hearing Mr. Quo's views, the Committee accepted his proposal in principle regarding the sending of Chinese experts, but dotsiis will be: discussed at a Inter date—Central News.
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