Hongkong, Mar. 5.
Judge Millon J. Melnick Judge tne United Staies Court for Chin lett here last night aboard the USS. Afludengo' to hold "sessions of the United States Court at Canton.
Judge Helmick accompanied the United States Ambassado? to China, Mr, Nelson T. Johnson, to Chungking last week and returned here "by plane en route to take up his duties at Canton,—United Press.
Nanking, Mar. 3 One battalion of Chinese gendarmes ived here from Peiping today in reparation for the impending con~ vocation of the Central Political Conference which will mark the last tae in the preparations for the establishment. of @ Central Government of China here. Organized in Peiping by the Provisional Government, these gendarnies include many veterans who. entered their career under Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang in 1931. They' will form the nucleus of a projected headquarters of gendarmerie in Non-king. They are being temporarily, quartered in the former compound of the Examingtion Yuon.—Doniel.
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