"Mz. H. R. Harling, managing direc-for of A. Cameron & Ca. (Ching), Limited, returned from home leave in s. Chenonceaux on Wednesday. Mrs. Harling is remaining in Hongkong.
September 4, as some slight token of theirs appreciation of the hospitality and kindness shown by Dr.
Thomas and other members of Hospital staff, during their three stay in Ningpo.
Wane the Joint War Relief Com-
Tue League of Nations' Union in China has just addressed a telegram. to Geneva, asking the latter to take effective actions to stop bombing outrages committed by Japanese planes in China, says a dispatch to the Chinese press from Nanking.
About 200 students who have evacuated from universities in Peiping and Tientsin and later arrived in Tsinan are now undergoing serious training for eventual war time services in North Shantung, says a dispatch to the Lih Pao.
Mr. Chu Ching-lan, Deputy Chairman of the National Famine Relief Commission, has made a personal tour of areas which have been bombed by Japanese planes, and will send staff workers to conduct investigations with a view to giving relief to victims of the bombing outrages, says the Chinese press. quartered in the 51 refugee camps run by the Committee, says a Chinese report, Tur Chekiang Sericulture Control Commission has decided to purchase the autumn cocoons now arriving the market and to open factories reel silk for sales abroad, port to the Chinese press. sion has been taken in vi fact that most of the owners to buy the cocoons. reeling factories are not in a position Tar National Opium Suppression Commission, which was under the a mandate issued by the National Government yesterday, Toma distance telephone service between Kweilin and Kweiyang, the provincial capitals of Kwangsi and Kweichow, will be opened on September 25, says dispatch to the "China Times." The rates for a three-minute call "will be $220 from Kweilin to Kweiyang and $1.50 from Kweilin to Chenyuan, Miss Hsieh Ping-ying, a noted girl writer, and over thirty other Hunanese women have arrived at the front in Shanghai and Woosung to render war time services, states a report the "China Times." The ed ladies were observed Tae National Union of Postal Workers has sent a telegraphic appeal to all workers in communications enterprises to maintain the services on all existing lines, to subscribe to the Chinese Liberty Bonds and to eradicate the activities of traitorous elements, states a report in the Chinese ing and letter writing for the soldiers. press.
Tuk Inspectorate-General on the Enforcement of Martial Law of the Military Affairs Commission has been formally inaugurated and the Deputy Inspector-General has also taken his cath of office, according to a report to the "Lih Pao." Branch inspectorates will be formed in various war arcas.
Tur Ministry of Judicial Administration has ordered courts of all grades in the country to set free criminal convicts sentenced to terms of servitude under five years, says a dispatch to the "Lih Pao" from Nanking, The order will be valid during the present war of resistance Japan, For coal apply In case no reply obtained, telephone 73414 or 37378
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