Word has been received in Sh 1o the effect that a brother-in-law o Mr. Wang Ching-wei, dismissed Kuomintang statesman who favours peace with Japan, has been arrested in Menatze.
He is Chen Chang-tsu, director of the Aero Manufacturing Factory in Kunming and brother of Madame g-wei, popularly known as -chuan, one of a few women embers of the Central Executive mittee of the Kuomintang.
He is alleged to have fled from his carrying a large sum of money His disappearance was reported on January 16 but quickly the itary Affairs Council ordered all branch offices to look for him he was eventually ed a fen ago in a flying school in Mengtze.
He will be court-marshalled. athing Known Here of Customs Changes Prague, Feb. 5—The hoisting of swastika flags in Czechoslovakia is—so it was declared during a session of the Inter-Ministerial Commis for redressing the grievances of the German minority group in Czechoslovakia—permitted if the Czechoslovak state flag is displayed alongside the swastika flag. The indoors display of swastika flags is not subject to any restrictions.—Trans-"Ocean, Tokyo, Feb. 4.
Seventy Jepan? would be engaged as Customs office a result of the reorganization e Chinese Mau time Customs at Shanghai. announced in the House of Representatives today.—Reuter.
Authoritative sources ques Shanghai yesterday, den knowledge of the proposed engagement of additional Jepanese by the Chinese Maritime Customs,
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