The Hague, Dec. 3.
Dr. Hendrick Colijn, the Netherlands Premier, replying to questions about the Jewish problem, asked by Mr. J. W. Albarda, leader of the Social Democrat Labour Party and Parliamentary Leader in the Lower Chamber, yesterday revealed the nature of the replies from European countries, which had been approached Tne King and Queen recently His Majesty at Norwich visited Norwich to open the city's new City Hall before an immense As another indication that the Chinese authorities are planning to carry on the present hostilities to the end, the latest order from the high 4 forbids military officers to The order has been transmitted to the provincig] authorities in Chekiang where the garrison commander of Ningpo, General Wang Kao-nan, has just been dismissed and for a while detained in Kinhwa, the war-time capital of the province, for questioning because he has violated the new rule.
According to the Chinese press, General Chang Kwei-lin, a subordinate of General Wang, has been appointed to act temporarily as the garrison commander in the important Chekiang district, which has been closed to shipping for many weeks. Both Generals Wang and Chang are now in Ningpo but the former is said to be leaving soon.
The Military Affairs Council is stated to have recently sent a representative to Kinhwa where the dismissed general underwent interrogation. He is also reported to have presented at the meeting.—Reuter, Central American Refuge New York, Dec. 3.
An un-named Central American country has offered to open 10,000 square miles for 25,000 Jewish families, according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency today. The offer, says the Agency required 40 per cent. of the applicants to be agriculturists, 40 per cent, of them to be artisans and 20 per cent. of them to be professionals—Reuter.
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