Peiping, Oct. 1.
General, Wei Li-huang, Commander of the Chinese' peace preservation corps in Honan and concurrently acting Governor of the Honan Government under the jurisdiction of the National Government in Chungking, is reported to have decided to Femove the seat of the provincial administration from Loyang to Nanyang, in Southern Honan, according Chinese reports, General Wei recently took over the administration of Honan from. General Cheng Chien, who was relieved of his clu 'Two rival provincial administrations are now functioning in Honan, province. One is under General Wel Lichuang, representing the Chunge king Government, and the other under 'Mr, Chen' Ching-chai, under the jurisdiction of the Provisional Government in Peiping.
Their respective headquarters are Nanyang and Kaifeng. "The peace maintenance society in Honan constitutes the third governing body in that province—Reuter, Pacification Officers Recruitment Peiping, Oct. 17.
The Japanese military authorities in North China are enlisting 350 Chinese and Manchoukuoan Pacification officers for service in North China. Those wishing to join the pacillea: tion force may send in their epplicas tions to Peiping, Tientsin, Dairen, Port Arthur, Mukden, Hsinking. Antung, Harbin, Tsitsihar and other places in Manchoukuo, state Chinese reports.
Prospective applicants must between 30 and 35 years of axe, and must understand Japanese. People "with special qualifications will receive careful consideration, even it they may not be within the stated age lmits—Reuter, Tientsin Flour for Peiping Peiping, Oct. 18.
The Chinese and Japanese author!- ties in Peiping. are approaching. the authorities In Tientsin for permission to ship between 300,000. and. 400000 Dogs of Australian four to this city, relieve the food shortage, accord ing to Chinese reports, The authorities concerned have ordered all flour mills in Peiping to Fesume work in order to Increase the that the Malacanan Patace had asked the Department of Justice to, investigate the possibility of deportations if profiteering and such boycotts were clearly proven.
'The investigation was the result of charges made against Chinese merchants, who easily dominate Philipines' retail trade. It was charged Difficulties Near Tientsin Barriers Tientsin, Uct. 17. Difficulties still continue at the barriers erected by the Japanese round the foreign concessions here, where many foreigners have recently been delayed by sentries,
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