Manking, July 1 Welfare york for the blind China took conerete form, yesterda; following the appointment of a Board of Advisers and a Board of Executives of the National Associ tion for the Blind, of which Min" Chiang Kal-shek is president. 'The 22 Government and' public leaders asked to serve on the Advisory Board, include four in Shanghai. They" are:—Gen. Chiang Tso-pin, Minister of Interior, Gen. Chang Chun, 'Minister for Foreign Affairs; Gen." Yo Ying-chin, Minister War, Dr. Wang Shih-chien, Minister of Education; Dr. Wu Ting-chang, Minister of Industry: Mr. Chang Kia-ngan, 'Mr, Vu Fel-peng, Mme. Feng Vu-hsiang, Mme. Ma' Chao-sun, Mr. Yeh Chustsang, Gen. Chien Taschun, Gen. Chu Ching-Mr. Wang I-ting, Dr. Fu Yeu, Super intendent of the Red Cross Hospital in Shanghai, and Mr. Lo Pa-hong—Central News.
Korean ports and by the end of this year few of them will make any Shipments via Dairen, 1H. M. Consul-General In Mukden Mr. P, D. Butler, H, Bf. Consul-General in Mukden, 1s expected to arrive here to-morrow. and will proceed to London via the Siberian express. 'The report that H. Mf. Consulate at Mukden was being permanently closed is not true, Mr, Bfc-Austin from Dairen will take charge fof the offices during the absence of Mr. Butler, Mr. J.P. Price, H. Mf. Acting Consul in Harbin, is' shortly going home on leave of absence, having been three years in residence, here,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.