The Symptoms Japanese to Fish in Chekiang Waters Former Councillor Now Fuh Tan Executive Shasighal, Jan, 20.
What, described by the "National Herald" as "another economic aigres-Hon" will be" witnessed tu April Found "the Chusan Group islands slong the east Chekiang coast) when 2 feet of nine Japanese fshing boats will ish there after coming directly Quoting x Japanese report, the paper reports that the fleet will be Supplied by the Municipal authorities in'Tokyo. it Is recalled that in May of last year, the Japanese sent a Ashe ing boat to the Chekiang coast but since" the fishing season had passed boat was forced to leave with empty holds, "Armed with necessary equipment, the new fishing fet will start 13 China tetp on April 1 and will re main for about three months, return ing to Japan on July 4, The new! organization ts reported to have al-fear cold tx catch in advance to a st hong in. Shanghe Shanghai, Jon. 26.
Mr. Bugene ¥. P. Kiang, -former Chinese member of the Shanghai Munlelpal Council who lett Shanghai tome weeks ago following the a nouncement by the Nanking regime of its black list in which his name was mentioned, is now vice-president of Fuh Tan University in free China. According toa Chinese report from Chungking, Mr. Kiang assumed his new duties on January 6.
Mr. Wu Nan-hsien, Vice-President et the university has now become Eresident succeeding Mr. Chien Yungeming, who becomes chairman of board of directors. Mr. Chen Tin-ili, lawyer and Chinese "committee man of the Council, has succeeded Mr. Kiang on the Council. The university of which Mr, Kiang is now vice-president was formerly located in Kiangwan. Following the partial destruction of the school building uring the hostilities, it was removed {to the interior.
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