Unified Fee for Travel in Bight Provinces Hankow, June 23.
The Kwangsi troops who, recently withdrew from Yungehow have resumed their north-eastern advance and now have reached a point between Kiyang and Hengchow, according to an unconfirmed Chinese report received here to-day. Hengchow, now occupied by Central Government troops is 95 miles south of Changsha, the provincial capital. Its capture would enable the Kwangsi troops to make for Changsha by both rail and river.
Minor clashes are alleged to have occurred, but, if so. probably they were no more than an exchange of firing between oylposts. "Meanwhile, column of Kwangsi troops is re-Dorted to be advancing north from {Klyang in the direction of Packing, an important town, 80 miles west' of Nanking, June 28.
'To ensure more unified control over the nation's highways, and to accord greater convenience to motorists, the National Highway Commission,' der the auspices of the National Economic Council, will be formally inaugurated on July 1. One of the intended regulations will do away with the cumbersome procedure now in force which calls for separate licence for travel in each fof the provinces of Kiangsu, Che-Kiang, Anhwei, Fukien, Hunan, Hupeh, and Honai and the two municipolitties of Nanking and Shanghai, A unified fee, amounting to 10 per cent. of the local licence of the motor vehicle concerned, will entitle the Icencee to travel in any or all of these eight provinces and
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