Hankow, Feb. 7.
Atier long consideration, the Chi nese Government is reported 10 hat ooided upon the establishment of "relief committee" to tackle -the urgent question of providing help for [China's huge army of war refutees, Jestimated: {6 number 100,000,000, was origi tablish anew: for this purpose, but the idea was While no official confirmation is yet obtainable, it is learned that Mr. Hsu Shih-ying, Chinese Ambassador to Japan, who was recently recalled, and General Ching Tso-pin, former -Mlinister of the Interior and also once [Chinese Ambassador in Tokyo, are the most likely candidates for the post of chairman of the new committee—Reuter,
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