Peiping, Sept. 19.
The Japanese naval authorities on Monday took over the authority of the Chefoo. Harbour Commission, internationally appointed offelal body responsible for harbour control and Resume on Sept. 20
Hankow, Sept. 16.
The Director of Posts advises that the air mall service between Hankow and Hongkong will be resumed not later than September 20 by a plane which is scheduled to leave Hongkong on that day.
Both the Eurasia and the China National Aviation Corporations are planning to resume their airline services between here and Hongkong on that date.
Ju order to avoid the danger of possible attacks by Japanese aero-lanes it is understood that night fights will be made—Reuter.
This action followed a decision by the "Japanese authorities that the Commission, composed of a majority St Japanese nominees, be self-dis-
This move ends the freedom of the only open port in North China, with the exception of Chinwangtao, 'A. public statement by the postal authorities today declares that the "Peking and Tientsin Times" has been suspended in transmission through the mails, No reason is given for the ban.
No reply has yet been received {from the Japanese authorities follow= ing the British protests—Reuter, British Protest Again at "P. & T. Times" Ban Peiping, Sept. 14.
Atter_a reply had' been conveyed to the British by the Japanese bassy' to the protest concerning. the banning of the "Peking and. 'Tien tsin Times" "from. the' malls, the Belish "inbes renewed belt pro The Japanese reply stated that a copy of the paper could be delivered to the British Embassy only.
is learned that the Japanese military "headquarters ordered the Ban on the paper because of alleged "subversive propagands,"—Reuter.
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