sy, q_. Hongkong, Feb. 11. Mr. T-'V. Soong, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bank of China, is leaving for Hankow by plane this week-end, it was learned Hhere to-day.
Meanwhile, it was reported that Mme. Chiang Kal-shek was. indisposed with gastric trouble. Madame Chiang has been a visitor in the Colony for several days—United Press, Completing its preparations for establishing the "Federated Reserve Bank of Chins," plans for which were first announced, on Jan. 7, the "Provisional Government of China" yesterday promulgated its regulations.
To prevent the outflow of silver} bullion, regulations were also issued for Silver Preservation Commissions in Peiping and Tientsin, with seven-{cen members appointed for the two. bodies. The Tientsin branch of the! JSilver Reserve Preservation Commission established by the Nationalist Government was thereby abolished.—Domei.
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