cover epidemic is sweeping over two villages in. the southern Suburbs. of Hsuchow as a result of the heat wave, already having taken death toll of several children, ac-Cording to the Central News.
Tuner Chinese wireless technicians. who 'a fest given by the Eurasia Aviation Corporation recently, were sent a few days Germany where they will study wire= Jess telegraphy in the Lufthansa Company for six months.
Tur Kwangtung provincial authorities have issued an order prohibiting foreign fishing trawlers from working, within Chinese territorial waters and saying that anyone ignoring the warning will be considered as a for~ ign spy and dealt with as such. The establishment of radio stations without official permission is also strictly forbidden by the order. a mandate issued at Nanking fon July 30 the National Government cancelled its previous order for, the arrest of Mr. Kuo Mojo, noted radical novelist. Mr. Kuo, once serving as deputy director of the training department of the North Punitive Expeditionary forces, has been living in Japan for the last nine years.
'Tue association organized by the various elreles of Wuchang for help-Ing the defenders of North China and that sponsored in Hankow were Incorporated into one association at a meeting held at the New Life Club there on July' 2%, The inaugural meeting of the combined association was held at the Hankow Chamber of Commerce at 2 o'clock on July 24, Da. Sah Peng-tung, the newly oppointed President of the Amoy Uni Nersity who arrived in Amoy on July 25, formally took over the administrative duties from the retiring President, Dr, Lim Boon-keng. on July 26, states a special despatch to, the China Times, Dr. Sah is a former professor of physics in the National Tsinghua University in Peiping.
Sexrexceo to death by the military authorities for being concerned the Kidnapping, on the Nanking Hangchow Highway, of two Chinese bankers, Messrs, Hsu Pah-yuan and Hsu Pao-hwa, Chow Tse-pang and Chow. Chang-chien were executed in Hangchow on July. 27. The Kidnapping was committed on April 18 this year. The executed men were both ex-convicts.
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