An Effort to Improve China's Judicial System Nanking, Sept. 4.
With the primary object of threshing out all knotty problems in order to improve the judicial system [China, the National Judicial Conference will be held in Nanking from September 16 to 20. Delegates to the Conference will include the presiding judges of the various dis-{rict courts throughout the country, legal experts specially invited by the Judicial Yuan, and deans from the @epartments of law of various universities and colleges.
The following will tthe law departments of the universities: Mr, Chao Tse-yuan (Central Univer-
National University); Mr, 'Hsueh, 'Kung-kwang (Sun Yat-sen University, Canton); Mr. Yuan' Yi-cheng (Central Political Academy, Nat king); Mr, Li Chu-yin - (ouching. University, Peiping): Mr. Chang. Chih-hsiang (Fuh Tan University, Shanghai); Mr. Sheng Chen-w (Soochow University Law School); Mr. Chang Ching-vise (tin Kuo University, Canton); Mr. Hela An-bhalu (Shanghai Law College); Mr. Ching-chen"—Carney University, Amoy); Mr. Shen Chun-ju (Shanghai College of Law).—Central News
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