principles of Sino-Japanese Nanking, Apr. 18.
catiomic ce-operation, one of the cardinal points governing ihe mew relationship _beten the {wo ations, will be studied by a five-man comr.tiee appointed ly the Executive Yuan on Tuesday, it was officially announced here today.
"Mr. Mei Ssu-ping, Minister of Industry and Commerce, will preside over the committee, which will include, ' besides ' Mr. Mei, Mr. Chu Ching-lai, Minister of Communications; Mr. Chao Vu-sung, Minister et Agriculture and Mining: Mr. Foo Shih-shun, Minister of Railways, and Mr. Chen Chun-hui, chairman of the buard of councillors of the Executive Yuan.
Besides determining the manner in which >arious industrial, commercial and other undertakings in central sad north China as joint Sino-Japan-enterprises will continue (9 be "peraicd, the committee will also ai future economic co-
3iveen the two nations on a still wider 1c. it was understood—Domei.
Pope Asks for Prayers For Peace Vatican City, Apr. 18.
Pope Pius yesterday sent a letter to Luigi Cardinal Maglione, Papal Secretary of State, requesting Catholics throughout the world to pray for peace, "now that the situation is worse and this terrible war Has broken out, bringing with already untold harm and suffering United. Press. ey
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