Freed by Chungking authorities who have held him since dissolution of the Communist New Fourth Army was ordered, Gen. Yeh Ting, former Commander-in-C! of the Red army, has been assigned to an important post at Yenan, headquarters of the Chinese Communist Party, reliable reports reaching Shanghai revealed, Gen, Yeh Ting, it was stated, was released a few days ago, in line with Gen, Chiang Kai-shek's willing-less to reach a compromise with the Communists, The reports attributed the release of the Red commander to softening of Chungking's attitude toward the Communists in order to bridge the gap between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, before opening of the People's Political Council, which has already convened.—Domei AccombING to the German radio, a circular road is being constructed round Paris on the pattern of the German speed roads.
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