Poland will probably "recosy [Manchoukuo shortly, it was state] here today.
was oMcially- announced thy negotiations are' under way feint the Polish Ambassador In Tokyo fTedeuse 'Romer, the. Japances Jelan Minister, Gen. Kazushige uss fand' the Marchoukuoan -Ambasaat Saran, 3. "Yuan Chant, ww t0 opening a Polish Conti Harbin—Havas. nee Chinese Are Todinan Deported Briton Leaves Hankow, July 28, Mr, Peter Prevot, the British subject who was detained by the Chinese authorities a few weeks ago for al-Teged espionage activities, left for Hongkong by air this morning. He was ordered to be deported from China for an infringement of Art. 89 of the China Orders in Council of Chars eto ake highly report tat Poland states that "Poland's case' Is diners) amped wit fe' ction Germany, int Se, jane A others are not, fsnentertot ihe Cas
Wie the Lan that body. one MMe Fest Hankow Pedestrians Searched Hankow, July 28.
Beginning. today, pedestrians streets may be subjected to search at any time in order to prevent the presence of undesirable elements in Hankow, according to an announcement by the Wuhan Garrison Headquarters.
All Government and Kuomintang officials are instructed to practice thrift in stern elreular orders issued today by General Chiang Kai-shek, At the same time, they are told that it is forbidden to receive salaries or allowances from more than one shoul "exper has mete out the ipeconlaon, th Jounatsy Ring ae' eT, not any wil we pote" bau
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