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Evening star., 1931-06-20

lnc morning sun Shcne upon brilliant company
Of knights and ladies assembled In the ballium OF
the castle of Nirnmr. It glinted on polished mail
pike and battle AK and picked out the gay colors
of the roses worn by lovely women gathered about
the raised dais where sat Prince Gobred. Every one
was in a gay mood, for today were pitted against
each other Sir James. the strange knight from that
unheard of place America and his enemy, Sir
Malud suitor for the hand of Princess Guinalda.
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fur. Much Of his seal fur goes into making Of
fashionable fur coats for womens wear, q single
garment requiring the average six skins. When
we enter store to admire and maybe to purchase.
genuine seaskn coat, we. In all probability, ad-
mre. and maybe purchase, the skins of Government
raised seals. Monday-Farm Crop and Market Re-
porters.
IAN rights protected Trass mark registered o. q
Evening star., 1931-06-20
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate

YogNds Day CANT FoR BOYS. GIRLS.
SSSrssms5nsSiD. :5ss Trsn.DOrssticn, g ~:sEis.
tR slns Ss y IE.S K1s
sonable. Hyattsville 1907. Brentwood Nurs-
cry. Rhode Island ave. and Bunker Hill I'd.
sHd sy. no Yoy or. IXn sa.. WI y S4 sos
isRs Isl siR;f III SSb SSFsS aS S 5 RSS sSSS
18th st. NV North 1879
ALL DREssEs AND LADIEg COATS
fSsnsS s ad StSrss al or
town. Kash and Karry.
TUTHILL SCHOOL = SUMMER SESSION
iSncheon: M % sas montR ,Ss0 Adams On i4zS '' "a.
oGsr1 o6sT1y1sg BExnTY 81 y sNs6oPSE. soS W N
e% ON SAVINGS m AN INDUSTRIAL
r Six Ssi. Of sUnS nS Ssr S .o
Pratt ns Is sis ToSer SHsi1 sSldins
CHILDREN BoARDED ON Farm; FEEsH
ysfstssif,s xsSton ,s.F Fs9d milk reasonable Fhone
walls. ncora cleaned. refnished shellacking.
gaxing; odd Jobs; By hour, day or estimate.
Mothsrs TeE ssiqssp esrs sss o. NE
WATER FRONT coTTAoEs EoR RENT,
WANTED A HAPPY HOME FOR HEALTHY
boy t9l. where he could be cared for in the
daytime. Address BOX 200-S. star once.
FOR ADOPTION, 2-MONTH-OLD HEALTHY
baby boy GOOD pafentage; mother widowed.
Address BOX 145-s. Star once. az
ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP CONGRESSIONAL
Country Club for sale. Address Box 210-b,
WILL BOARD CHMDRBN. PARENTS ALSO
accommodated; equipped play yard, ideai Tor
small children: suburban. Dec. 2l9e.
BALLROOM DANCING LESSONS BY LADY.
private or class. 203S st. NV, G'Egare
Studio. Decatur 201e. 32e
TEACH 70 PLAY. VACATION 6CHoOL--Ie
your boy happy in his play7 II he is3nct It
Ia because he has never been taught
Cosches OF local school wiz rive him in
II YOU want to heIp your boy be . real
boy, call Col. 11Ak after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
CIRCULARS pKoHIblTED.

In order to protect its adver
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisefs on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
Evening star., 1931-06-20

Inside the blue and silver tent Blake donning
his Sir Richard, who to be his second,
gave some hnal instructions and advice. Outside
the grandstand filled. Prince Gobred glanced
UP At the and spoke to q knight at his side
who then gave command to q trumpeter. At the
loud and clear notes. the tents at either end were
galvanized into activity. In the grandstand. much
excitement ensued as knights and ladies eagerly
awaited the appearance of Sir Malud and Sir James
Evening star., 1931-06-20

Uncle Sam Is In the fur business. 1t came about
in 1sl1 when he came to a full realisation that
the fur bearing seals OF Alaska were threatened
with aIfnihilation. Seal hunters were going among
the herds In Alaskan waters slaughtering animals
ruthlessly with no thought to the future supply OF
fur BY treaty with England and Japan the United
States put our Bureau Of Fisheries to work on
the problem. They frst put a patrol upon
Evening star., 1931-06-20

At either end Of the lists was tent gay with the
pennons colors and devices Of It's owner. Green
and gold for Sir Malud, silver and blue for Jimmy
Blake Two men-at-arms in cleaning metal stood
before each tent. groom held restive, richly
caparsoned charger about which q young squire
busted himself with last-minute preparations for
the encounter. trumpeter awaited the signal 70
sound fanfare that would announce the entrance
nj ste mi
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fur dealer under contract with Uncle sam, dresses
the seal skins and prepares them for market. The
finishing and inspecting operations which take place
In this factory take ebout two months. after which
the skins sold and the proceeds turned into the
United States Treasury. Under scientific manage
ment, Uncle Sam is not only bringing about great
increase In the size of his Alaskan seal herd but he
s also supplying the pubbe with much desired
Evening star., 1931-06-20
BOATS.

is-HP. CUPBOARD MOTOR, new. never
used. latest model; si54SO. Stanley H.
Homer. 1870 Conn. ave
OUTBOARD MOTORS. new.,sed; is models.
by eylincers; demonstrations. 1340 j 81.
DODGE RUNABOUT, ie It., used less than
eight hours $500 cash. Gan Kensinstcsp, 90.
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shores freouented by the seals, and then estimated
the number Of animals which could be killed each
YEAR and attn allow the herds a. whole to increase
in size This sort Of regulation is Q common func-
ton Of the Government, but In this case Uncle
sam went even further. The entire work OF killing
the surplus animals the removing OF theH pelts
and their shipment became Government work Pelts
are shipped from Alaska TO st. Louis. Mo-, where
Evening star., 1931-06-20
SITUATYON-wONIEN.

SITUAT1ON-WOME
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 3 years teaching ex-
perience. desires Summer work tutoring: Gov
erness, clerical. North 43S2 Miss Keith:
GENERAL. HoUsEWoRKER, white. cooking
and housework; experienced, reliable, perms-
nent and first class; salary. Address BOX
170-S. Star once. 20.
GIRL, colored, neat, desires work as maid
or nurse: ref. Lincoln 41a1-J
LADY as housekeeper or hostess, MOTEL or
apartments years experience; excellent
references. Address Box 1b0-S. Star once.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position to care
for elderly person or invalid: willing to as
sist with housework: reference furnished.
Phone North 9206 fWhite1. AZ
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, seven years ex-
periepce; semiVtnvalid preferred: would leave
city; references Eiven. Wisconsin 1892. 81
SECRETARY. stenogra apher. Nookkeeper. sew
eral years experience: full or part time.
Address Box 34SsS Star once AZ
WOMAN white, Protestant, experienced.
light housework and care OF child in apt.
during day. Address Box POS, Star ONCE.
YOUNG COLLEGE WOMAN. cultured Amer
ican, European travelled, experienced in Child
training and teaching. Unusual duali1ca =
tions for companion. gover1ess or secretarys
to family Prefer travelling abroad Address
Box 241-M. Star once.
YOUNG WOMAN of refinement desires 70
tutor or chaperon q family of children dur
ing the Summer Phone Geore1a 31s4
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WINDOW TRIMMER and show card writer;
must also be able to use crepe paper; only
men experienced will be interviewed. Apply
Tauhmans. Ala 9th ST. NV. 50h
Evening star., 1931-06-20

There was q murmur Of applause for both con-
testants that increased as they advanced and met
before Prince Gobreds loge Here the four knights
each raised the ht of his sword to his lips in salute
Gobred cautioned them to hght honorably.
Bake'S eyes wandered to Guinalda. She sat, stifny
erect. looking straight before her and very white
How beautiful she Is" thought Blake. And though
the princess did not once look at him-neither did
Ink at kHalil6
Evening star., 1931-06-20

DRIVER-SAIESMAN for laundry route, mid
die age, hustler, not afraid Of work. state
age. experience. salary expected. Address
Ro- 1ok-S ofnce
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HIP-nOMESTIC.


oooK-Excellent, cook; please do not call
ass: bring references. Col. Slls
GIRL, white, to help with housework and
ca Re of children; good home and wages.
Cleveland s76s
HOUsEKEEPER, with references. One who
month and good home Address BOX 24z.s'
HOUsEKEEPER for employed couple with
Children Good cook and capable Of
taking q mothers place IN home Apply
4408 Chesapeake 81. NV. "
HOUSEKEEPER, young woman; two in fam
ily; GOOD home; wages reasonable. ADDRESS
BOX 1925. Star once. AZ
MAID. white, for seneral housework; no
children; no laundry. Cleveland 5se7.
MAID, colored, neat. reliable, for chamber:
work and laundreSs. with reference; $50
month. Call Adams 7752. .
WOMAN, white, cook and light work; q
admits: GOOD home: moderate salary. Ad-
dress BOX 219-S. Star once.
WCMAN-Will pay $40 mo-, room and board.
to settled. reliable white woman 70 take care
of small rooming house and cook for three
adults: good home for. right party. Apply
today between / and .. in psrson, 70 HaIi: Mfs;
WOMAN. young or middle aged, for general
housework. Must he able to take care OF
two children. also willing tO leave city tor
Summer $50 month. room and board. Ap-
ply Sunday or Monday am. sos TIN 81 S:~.
WORKER white, clean, honest. good; ref
erence; home nights. Come a1ter e;SO' 1907
Girard st. NV.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

DRAFTSMAN-Patent attorney desires Pat
ent once craftsman to take desk room IN
once free OF charge: will pay pieeewcrk
Evening star., 1931-06-20

DRUGGIST as manager for drug store in
nearby Vireinia city; must be registered in
virginia Very desirable living quarters fur.
nished. Suitable for man with small family.
YXceptional opportunity. Apply Thos. ?.
Rurch Co. Inc. 4e0 Pa. ave. NV. Nat. 09il.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

YOUNG MAN to cover Southern Maryland
and Eastern Virginia territory calling on re-
tail stores: security reouired: must pear
closest investigation. Nat. 9230, Room S0S.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

WEATHER STRIPPER or screen installer:
must Be GOOD. F1sherty Bros lne.' al III
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sTTUATION-DOMEsTIC.

SITUAT1ON-DOME
COOK, experienced. colored. will DO general
housework: willing to leave city for Summer.
Phone Wisconsin 3037.
DAYS WORK. part time or laundry to take
home; best reference. Call or write. Poto-
mac 2l2e 1920 RiRgs st. NV.
FAMILY WASHES: reasonable prices: mems
Robinson's Hand Laundry. ~ Eye 81. ne
Washington. D. C. Phone Met. SOLO 2S'
GENERAL HOUsEWORK. days work or
bundle washing Phone Lincoln 3S14. Call
at 1e4S Corcoran st. ne
GENERAL. MAID. colored. experienced cook.
waitress; willing to leave city. Phone North
23ss.
GENERAL MAID, competent, reliable; part
time work: reference. Columbia $3.50.
GIRL, colored. neat. wants place as general
horsepower. nurse or mothers hsiper; ref.
27l1 Ga. ave. Apt 207.
GIRL wants position caring for doctors
ONCE. 2S07 N St. NV Rhone West ie1o-J
AZ
GIRL, colored, neat, wants morning or part
time work. Call West 0l3A.W. AZ
GIRL. colored, neat, intelligent. wishes a
place to so away for Summer. Call North
$3.50.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants work:
days, Dayt time or weekly; references. Call
WOMAN: eolored, vents work IS cook; city
WOMAN. colored, wants work Of any kind.
Phone Adams 5150-W.
WOMEN t2), colored, neat. reliable, want
positions as private laundress, maid; willing
to leave town; city references. $40 Goth
st. NV.
WORK BY DAY OR WEEK in small family.
Martha Parker. 321o Cherryhill nv.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
sITUATIoN--MEN.

YOUNG MAN, ii. coile1e student. nusky,
strong. athletic. wants work on farm dur
ing Summer vacation: pay very reasonable.
Address Box 373-M. Star once.
YOUNG MAN, coiored. wishes work OF any
kind. Met. 005s. zoe 3rd st. NV. AZ
YOUNG MAN. 10 years experience. book
Keeping banking. accounting. desires DO
sition. viii consider part time; references
furnished. Ca. 1915.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

CAN use two men with former magazine
experience for new premium offer HARD
Mr. HanieIs. $40 TO &c, $50 to S. s0s @ st
Evening star., 1931-06-20

HIGH SCHOOL BOY. 16 years or over, 20
sell magazines on salary hasis. Permanent
position for summer. Apply Saturday 3
Evening star., 1931-06-20

white. good rnilker.
enres Ad6ress Box 1925. star once.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

YOUNG MAN By small but old established
real estate firm knowledge Of typewritins
essential: salary. SIS per week. Apply in
own hand. stating education. Address Box
Evening star., 1931-06-20
Statesmen.
WANTED-SALESMEN

INFANTS AND CHTLDRENs knit under
wear and infsnts' shoe salesman. aged IS
20. covering Maryland. District of Columbia
Delaware and Virginia. to handle high-class
line on commission basis Write dualifca-
ttons and references in full detail to Thomas s
Daily Co.. $50 Broadway. New York City.
MEN ItwoJ wanted to sell homes and home
sites in restricted suburban development.
Address Box Slim. Star once.
Evening star., 1931-06-20
PERCY H. RUSSELL CT
17Sl Z St. NV.

COFFE sHOPCTEA ROOM.
High-grade, clean. good coins business.
suitable for = lady. pig money can bs
buildings and tourist houses. Price. $500
cash. Party going to Florida. Address Box
1888. Star once. 23'
P. F. Carley Co, 8O2 10th st.
Rooming houses. well located. $3.50 to 81, 900.
q, soSrding zee hoYPes' money makers $500 TO
Grocery stores, paying places, $1,000 to
$1,000
Lunchrooms. money makers, $1,000 TO "a, 500.
Sandwich, soft drinks and cigars, $l05O.
Derma toligist. massage. paying matlorder
bus in connection; owner retiring, viii sac
rif1ce: above places cen be secured on easy
terms: you can depend on q square deal; We
will not misrepresent. List your business in
all lines with u.s. no LISTING charGes: reason
able commission rates; quick action. Sec
Evening star., 1931-06-20

JANfToR AND WIFE, no children; refer
ences must be hrst-class or don't apply.
7 Walsha. inc. li07 Eve St NV
Evening star., 1931-06-20
BEAUTY PARLORS.

MANICURE, as.; ARCH; ass; HAlIR Az, cut,
IS. IS; Borden wave. s4sO. National salon,
sal 18th st. NV. Met. 8i2s. ODen ewes.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

CHAUFFERs witk ,identincetion csrd 10 e
drive 2bs cab Apply Capitol Cab Co.. s0o
Que st. NV. between to 10 am Can for
Evening star., 1931-06-20

lie. Local married men will be given pref
erence We will furnish necessary training.
Salary and commission. Apply Mr.: scott.
2. 8. Harris Co. 1900 l4th st. NV" between
Evening star., 1931-06-20

BATTERiES-UncaIl batteries. $3.50
and cid battery; guaranteed. Atlas Battery
Co., a1o1 18th st. NV. North 04Se
BED-DAVENPORT, beautiful mohair: ivory
chest df drawers, walnut desk, hne rugs.
2621 Conn. ave.
Ep-ROoM SUITE. nahosany. four pieces.
Cali North 09S3. Dealers need not apply.
11-
BLIZZARD AND POCKET TABLE. an sizes;
nsirinT. heat VefSrs snsiiip' conil. Yliifard q
Bowling supply Co., $40 9th NV. Dist. 4ffi.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

MEN (2), neat appearing, to call on eEtab-
lished trade for well known orGani1ation;
experience not necessary: We train you N
the field. s2S conditional salary to start and
cial proposition e07 18th ST., Rm. 210 In
Ard
Evening star., 1931-06-20
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

ELECTRIC WIRING AND FTxTUREa@ @spe-
NJ price is always lowest vneTi quality is
considered. Over 500 satisfied customers in
Warrington. Get my estimate and see the
reAson II N Carpenter. North 0AaS 24s
Evening star., 1931-06-20

SITUATION-MENA AND WOMEN.
NAN AND WIFE want work, private family:
chauffeur, houseman. yard: experienced cook
in tea room: together or separately. Deca-
tur 55T3. 2l35 12th st. NV.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

MAN, refined, colored, student, to help
around home and serve table for room and
hoard. 1871 Haryard st. NV.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

SALESMAN. Al, for washington and near
by Maryland and Virginia; permanent work.
with quick returns, representing big ChicaGo
house. Call Monday morning. Phone Col
FGp6-M. 4023 New Hampshire ave. NV. II
Evening star., 1931-06-20

MEN AMP B0Ys 70 sen ice cream; nc No.. De-
MEN-35 men wanted TO sell ice cream.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

RECENT HTdH-scHooL GRADUATE to
learn printing business. Front once clerical
work Must be intelligent. WillinG and in
dustrious Small salary to start. With ad-
Vancement Answer In own handwrtting
Address Boz 265.S. Star once.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

YOUNG MEN Tor Tray service. also servlce
MANAGER: must be over II years OF sc: GOOD
money. Apply The Hot Shoppes. 4340 Conn.
ave. 5l03 Ga. ave. nw.. 1893 r. I. ave. ne,
81 100 p.rl. or 1l:30 am.
DRIVER Statesmen.
NeFt appearing. industrious men who can
e,ve references and bond. Men with SELLING
e1p-rience preferred. Carrol's Laundry,
lr'h and r SITS. Sc.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

on, sALEsMAN-Man acquainted with fleet
owners garages ana repair men; previous
experience unnecessary. Address BOX l44.S'
0fhce IL
Evening star., 1931-06-20

mnent for three men who have had some
telling experience. Must be neatly dressed,
Evening star., 1931-06-20
sITUATION-MEN.

Persons advertising for " Situations
Wanted" are iU0rned to eIeTctse
careful inDestiOdtion OF persons Of
tering positions tUhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

VACATION TIME.
Share Expense-s dignifed service 70 the
DISCRIMINATING traveller car owners. See us
Bureau, s47 Earle Blde. National ee76 20'
Evening star., 1931-06-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CHfc1oo (,i1J OR INTERMEDIATE POINTS
on Lincoln Highway; passengers TO ac-
company married couple: Buick; references.
Evening star., 1931-06-20

FURNITURE-Household goods, su-
tomobile, merchandise. fixtures, etc,
bought. Highest cahh prices. Call
Metro. 1873. Prompt service. pa
Evening star., 1931-06-20

CHEVROLET COUPE, LATE ie79-paint an
tires like new: low MILEAGE; nnechanieali
perfect. Buy this one today. only S2s.
Tria nEle Motor Co, N. Y. ave. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-03
LINDBERGH REGARDS
MISHAP AS TRIvIALITY
Colonel and Wife Leave for Shang'
hal With Crippled
Plane.

By the Associated Press.
HANKOW, China, october 3.-Col
Charles A. Lindbergh regards the duck
ing he and Mrs Lindbergh received
with the capsizing of their monoplane
in the flooded Yangtze River yesterday
as a minor matter.
Departing today with his wife and
the crippled plane aboard the British
aircraft carrier Hermes for Shanghai
Lindbergh laughed of questions about
the incident.
The plane was not seriously dam
aged" he said. I'VE expect it to be
simple matter to repair her at Shang-
hal"
Lindbergh made arrangements to
have the plane repaired and overhauled
at Shanghai preparatory to continu-
alton of flights in the Far East and
eventually back to America.
Beyond Shanghai" he said, "our
plans remain indefinite. although we
hope to visit Peiping when the plane
is in good shape again"
The Hermes, commanded by Capt. E.
J. G. MacKinnon, probably will reach
Shanghai tomorrow.
The Lindberghs spent the morning
visiting flood refugee camps at WI
chang across the river from here. They
crossed the Yantze in motor launch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-03
BERNARD BARUCH
TALKS TO HOOVER
New York Banker informs
President of Situation
in Europe.

President Hoover discussed the Eu-
ropean economic situation with Bernard
M Baruch, New York fnancier, at a
lengthy breakfast conference today at
the White House.
Baruch has just returned from Eu-
rope, where he surveyed the industrial
and economic situation. Aside from the
subject, no details of the conference
were disclosed at the White House.
Baruch was chairman of the War
Industries Board and has been prom
1nently identified with the Democratic
party.
Mr.. Hoover and about dozen guests
expect to leave by motor during the
afternoon for week end at his Rapidan
Camp. The party will return tomorrow
evening.
(. The President and Mrs. Hoover will
leave by special train Monday morning
to attend the third world series base
ball game in Philadelphia. 1t is ex-
pected that several secretaries and one
or two members of the cabinet will be
in the party, which will return to Wash
ington Immediately after the game.
The week end guests at the Rapidan
camp will include Judge Irvine L. Len
root of the United States Court Of
Customs Appeals and Mrs. Lenroot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Barnes, j. Walter
Drake Of Detroit. former Assistant Sec
rotary of Commerce; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Hepburn of Philadelphia,
Kingsland Macy, New York Republican
State chairman; Mr.. and Mrs. Noel
Macy Of New York, Mark L. Requa Of
California, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sulli-
van of Washington, Lawrence Richey,
one of the Presidents secretaries, and
J. T. Boone, White House physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-03
CHINESE BOMBED
BY TOXIC FLYERS
Barracks Destroyed, With
200 Casualties, After 5000
Fire on Japanese.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, October 3-Japanese
fighting planes reputedly bombed con-
centrations Of either Chinese troops or
bandits in the neighborho2d OF Mukden,
Manchuria, today.
A Reuters News Agency dispatch from
Changchun reported Japanese planes
had bombed and destroyed Chinese bar
racks at Paishan-ChengtSe, on the
Mukden Hailung railway, yesterday
after they had been fired on by Chinese
troops estimated to number 5000. The
casualties were estimated ct 400. Sixty
bombs were dropped.
Advices from the theater on the con-
troversy also said japanese troops had
occupied Newchwang, strategic point on
a branch line of the Japanese-operated
South Manchurian railway.
Both japanese ana Chinese press
dispatches agreed the Japanese military
was not relaxing its grip on the occu-
pied zones of Manchuria
Moves Called Protective.
japanese reports asserted the troop
movements were protective expeditions,
allegedly neceSsitated by widespread
lawlessneSs in Southern Manchuria, but
the Chinese countered with the state
m.nt that the Japanese were response
occupation of the areas in question had
destroyed the machinery Tor the main
tenance of order.
All accounts agreed that Southern
Manchuria was filed with bandits and
groups of marauding former soldiers
whose units had been dispersed when
the Japanese had marched in.
Rengo News Agency (Japanese) said
the Chinese Peace Preservation Com
mittee, established at Mukden after the
japanese occupation of that city, was
RAPIDLY assuming the functions Of Q
full-fiedged provincial government.
Meanwhile Chang Hsueh-Liang, Cover
nor Of Manchuria, looked on impotently
from Peiping, where ne Is receiving
treatment in a hospital. His power no
longer extends beyond Chinchow, where
his lieutenant, Gen. Chang Tso-Hsiang,
established headquarters for what re-
mains of the old northeastern defense
force.
Weil-informed observers believe Chang
Hsueh-Liangs fears Of losing the do
main he inherited from his war loro
father. Chang TSo-Lin, was one OF the
motives Of the spectacular journey from
Peiping to Marking Of DR.. v. K. We'll
lington-Koo.
Former Premier Sees Chang.
The latter, one-time premier of the
old Picking regime, new from the north
ern city to the Chinese capital Thurs
day and interviewed Chang Kai-Shek,
Chinese President. Yesterday he new
to Shanghai to see T. v. Soong. Chinese
finance minister, returning to Marking
by plane and talking to Chang Kali
Shek again, after which he took on
for Peiping.
Wellington-Koo is CONSIDERED Cnan ag
~ Chinese minister of foreign affairs,
vacated recently by the resignation OF
DR.. c. T. Wang. Wang resigned be-
cause of dissatisfaction over his
handling Of China's side OF the Sino-
japanese dispute.