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GEN. CHIANG IS ANGRY

"I Am Head Of This Country," He Warns

Recalcitrant KMT Members

in the "Order From Me Can't

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Singapore

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Nanking, Mar. 30. Gonoralissimo Chiang Kai-shek last night castigat- od 54 "rebel Kuomintang” members for dis- oboying his order given on Saturday, "The political situation in China is charged with explosives and we must rely on the support of minor parties. Therefore, in order to show your interest in the party and allegiance to me you must give up your seats", he ordered.

"I am head of this country and an order, from me cannot be changed. This problem has given me sleepless nights and even though you have recely- ed the support of the people you must obey my instruc- tlons", the Generalissimo told them during a two-hour con- ference.

Asked the reasons for the forcible eviction of the "bunger etrikers," Chiang charged they were violating public order and discipline and he admitted that the police had been sent on his Instructions to clear the National Assembly.

During an Interview

Chiang ridiculed the "repels" threat to "storm" the National Assembly

and chided them for not taking the action they had promised. Ma Wen-chi, lender of the

declared last night timt E' three of their number had.

promised Chlang to give up their sents to minority parties the ma- jority wore resolved to carry out} their plan and he expressed con- ndence that the Generalissimo would reverse his decision when the American public resentment

and censure on Gise illegal

and un-democratic elections

known in China.

New. Constitution

was

Some outstanding provisions of the new constitution which ng- sembly delegates swore to uphold | yesterday are:

Now He'll

Republic Of Really Know!

Britain?

Southport, Mar. 29.

The National Administra- Ntive Council of the independ- ent Labour Party, sitting In private this afternoon, ao- cepted a resolution without the discussion calling for abolition of

of the

the monarchy and all other forms of pri- vilege" and' iha salting up of "Bocialist Republican State In Britain."Abutor.

Pulborough, Sussex,

Mor. 29.

Harry Price, Britain's best died known "ghost hunter", here today, aged 07.

Prico, who was Honorary Secretary of the University of London Council for Psychical In- vestigation (formerly the Nation- Laboratory of Psychica! Resourch, of which he was foun der), investigated large numbers *****

of houses

be haunted. to sald He broadcast in 1930 a descrip- (3) The equality before the

Singapore, Mar. 29.

tion of his walt in a cellar for law of all citizens regardless of Despatches from Lumut to-day the ghost of Dean Manor, race, creed, sex, clan or poll said Sultan Abdui af Perak dled ancient house in Kent. He told

The constitution

how the temperature also yesterday. He was 61. He had listeners guarantees civil Jiberties

ruled over 1,000,000 subjects in rose and fell suddenly for no ap- freedom of speech, religion and Malaya's richest mining #late parent reason-but no ghost op- the right to vote.

peared.-Reuter, since 1930-Associated Press.

tics.

Army Ban

of

(4 Greater

measures of self- Government for subordinate political divisions and the elec tions of provincial Governors, councils "and magistrates the counties.

(5) The constitution provides a ban on the use of the nation's armed forces by any political party, faction or individual as on instrument in a political struggle for power.

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By SHEPARD BARCLAY

"THE AUTHORITY ON AUTHORITIES"

An

Now SQUEEZING DECLARER

West took three. moru tricks, with the club J. diamond declarer Squeezing the

con- K and diamond A, then gave up stitutes roveraing the usual proc- the J to the diamond Q. Mr. (6) The constitution provides ess. It happens very seldom, for Hazen, who had played the high that China's foreign policy shall a "In the spirit of independence First is the fact that the declarer club 6 lead, caused by that signal, number of obvious reasons, 3 on the first club trick, won the and initiative and on the

basis is

usually the fellow who can with the A and then laid down of the principles of equality and take enough tricks to put the the last heart, the 10. That reciprocity cultivate good neigh-

on his opponents and squeered the daylights out bourliness with other nations, pressure

discard-

ard poor West, who had to forfelt respect all treaties and the United give thern an impossible

de trick by his discard, no tional Nations charter, promote interna-ing problem. Second is the

clarer's cortainty about his own what he chose. co-operation advance side's assets, as contrasted with At this stage West held tho ntional ~justice and ensure the defenders' doubt about theirs, spade K-10, diamond 10-4 and This last difficulty can be obviat-club K. the dummy having the (7)nstitution orders cer- led by fine card readers in some spade J-9-8-6 and the club Qi tain land reforms. protects pri-situations, by figuring out what Offhand he would appear to be vate ownership and provides for they can't see.

The

to

a programme of social security to "protect the aged, the infirm and cripples."-Router.

Hair-Rasing

(1) Free elections to be held Conference?

every sixth year of National Assembly by popular vote which will in turn elect the President Vice-President of the Rc-

And public.

(2) The continuation of the "Five Yuan" system-the Legis- Jotive Yuan which enacts laws; the Executive Yuan composed of the Premier and Ministers of who take executive action; Judicial Yuan, which serves as China's Supreme Court; the Examination Yuan, which is in effect the director of the civil Eervice of the Government; the Control Yuan, which investigates Irregularities and brings impeach- ment actions where necessary. Members of Legislative and Coo-- trol-Yuans are clected,the former by popular vote, the latter by provincial municival councils.

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