Tientsin, Feb. 28.
High ofelats in the Central Government have a thorough understand Ing of the situation in North China, said General Chin Teh-chun, Mayor of Peiping, upon his arrival here last hight from Nanking where he attended the recent Third. Plenary Session of the CEE.
General Chin lauded the pheno-monal reconstruction progress in the capital and spoke enthusiastically of the favourable impressions he gathered while in Nanking. He added that hho had three interviews with General Chiang Kai-shek who, he said. is in the best of spirits.
Nanking, Feb. 28.
Black jacket and blue gown will still "be "the semi-formal" wear in Gama, Mr. Chen Nich-chung, Director of the Department of Rites and Customs of the Ministry of Internor, assured the delegation of the Shanghai Silk Guild yesterday. Native material, however, must be used for the Chi ese "dress sult," he added.
'A. delegation was sent by the domestic silk guild in Shanghai to Nanking to petition the Ministry of Interior not to adopt the proposal of Mr. Tan Kah-kee, the Chinese rubber merchant in Singapore, that black Jacket and blue gown be abolished. The proposal, if adopted, would seriously affect native sericultural Industry—Central News.
Immediately after his arrival here! General Chin called on General Sung Cheh-yuan, Chairman of the opel and Charhar Political Couneit, to report on his trip. He will return to Peiping on March 5.—Central News.
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