Attache here, told interviewers today' that Japanese advisers would be appointed to all committees of the Hopei and Chathar Political Council. He said the status of the Maritime Customs in North China would not changed, and that the " new' arrangements being made dealt only With the disposal of revenues.
Mr. Pal Yun-li, a member of the National Commission for Mongolian. and. Tibetan AMfairs and of the Mongolian Political Council at Pailing-miao, was appointed by Gen. Sung. Cheh-yuan this morning a high adviser to the Hopei and Charhar Political Council. Mz. Pai recently returned from a mission to Charhar fon behalf of the National Govern-
Tientsin, Feb. 14.
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