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Wednesday, 22 February 1933

  1. The North-China HeraldMustard and Crosseh, 18 The public figure who at no time has desired top———summary power for supp) of newspaper criticism must be tire," Actors—not to mention actresses—profess that they: wish critics to write the truth but they are apt …
  2. From Reuters · North-China HeraldWar Fever in NankingNanking, Feb. 20. Owing to the belief here th Japanese drive into Jehol is fey: days the Chinese capital displaying all signs of mounting war fever. he morning papers carry at the entire nation to rally to the itorials t…
  3. The North-China HeraldStudents " Welcome " ShawDisappointed "Anti-Imperialists" at the Customs, Jetty: Interview with Adelphi Sage Shanghai, Feb. 18, With a touch of his characteristic contrariness, Mr. G. B. Shaw confed to disappoint such people as were interested i…
  4. The North-China HeraldWar Debts in CommonsLondon, Feb. 13. The forthcoming Anglo-American war debt talks were the subject of discussion in the House of Com. mons to-day. Before. a crowded house the.|Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay Maets Donald, announced that the Bri…
  5. The North-China HeraldReport for JanuaryThe point that improvements in Yentilation might ish the idence of influenza is made by the Commissioner of Public Health in his report for January, which comments. on the fact that houses and. Places of resort are kept …
  6. From Reuters · North-China HeraldSpirit of Quiet DeterminationORTH China is steeling elf to meet what is described as the most serious sit tion since the Boxer uprising, Though war has not been declared, the coming conflict in Jehol can be called little else. For Chin: i determined…
  7. The North-China HeraldWar Hospitals Erected in the NorthRed Cross and Swastika Members Active Dr, J. Hong Liu, Director of the Health 'Department, Nanking, and Dr. F. C. Yen, brother of Dr. W.' Yen, and president of the Gen, Red Cross "Hospital, Shanghai, are at present in Pe…
  8. The North-China HeraldA Memorial to Dead Sailors"Britons Killed by Shell Fire Last Year services were held on of Feb, in the Hung-'y by Captain Drew, ¢om-mander of the Suffolk, offers from the same ship, and a detachment of Prior, who were killed by Eh hells in the Si…
  9. The North-China HeraldHamlet of MesThe one lasting trace of civilisaion was the road which the Romans road-building at least never to be" defeated—drove "across the marshes, dend straight, carried over the canals by" innunierable little bridges, the Roman…
  10. From Reuters · North-China HeraldUs. Inviting WarManchukuo Not Subject to Treaties New York, Feb, 17. 'The United States is inviting war Admiral William A. Moffett ethel the weamest of her Navy, Rear "the Navy Bureau of" Aero-antics, told the graduates' associntion of …
  11. From Reuters · North-China HeraldBritish Munitions for Far EastLondon, Feb, 15. In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Trade, gave a list, the munitions "recently" exported to China and Japan, 'This showed that. in. Deceniber, 68,000. 40-milim…
  12. The North-China HeraldProtecting the PilotThe electricity required for heating purposes is supplied by a 1,000-watt engine-driven generater, will serve not only the crew (warmin~ their clothing and even their goggles so that these may not become frosted), but al…
  13. The North-China HeraldNo Violation of StVienna, Feb, 19, The Note from Great Britain and Franco to. Austria regard consignments of arms Hirlenberg frm from aly caused a feeling of humiliation and offence in Government circles here. The arms ate stated to have …
  14. The North-China HeraldBattalion Marches OutIst East Lancashires Leave in the Neuralia for Home Shanghai, Feb, 18, With u deafening farewell of firecrackers let off from the roof of Union Jack "Club across. the wa; Ist Bu. The East Lancashire yesterday afternoon r…
  15. From Reuters · North-China HeraldSituation in China Causes Anxiety Many Questions Asked in Houseof Commons London, Feb. 13. The situation in China was the subject of many questions in the House.of Commons to-day. _. Sit_ William Davison, Conservative member for Kensington, asked over what parts of China did the [Ch…
  16. The North-China HeraldMen to ShanghaiApart from their records—and they certainly are. impressive—a study of the sturdy follows depicted in the photogr e will should prove that the tories of, prowess of the 2nd Batt, The Lancashire Regt, have not prom {too m…
  17. The North-China HeraldRUSSIAN SCHOOL FUND The Roard of Trustees of the!Building Fund of the Russian Commercial School (School for Popr Russian Childven) acknowledge with kvateful thanks to those who contributed to the total reeeived:—Yen $.00 $11,279.59 663, King's Daughier ity. Organizatio…
  18. The North-China HeraldPresident of the United StatesThe President-elect, refusing to return to the north until te knew the probable fate of his friend, remained on his yacht here while President Herbert Hoover and thousands of others sent telegrams of congratulation to Mr…
  19. From Reuters · North-China HeraldChinese to ResistNanking, Feb. 15. Government officials here are withholding comment on the report that the Japanese will deliver three ultimatums demo the withdrawal of the i Chinese troops in Jehol, as_up the present no. official intim…
  20. The North-China HeraldAid to AgricultureThe announced made of a promise $88.0 by, the Shanghai Commer- ing from abroad the services and Savings Bank for secur, two expert Rural Ca-operatives and Marketing, and $3,000 for ten Scholarships for three years in Agr…
  21. The North-China HeraldIn High SpiritsWhile Mrs. Shaw was prevented from coming ashore because of a bad cold, Mr. Shaw appeared in good health. Both at the tiffin and the interview with the pressmen, high "spirits and loud laughter characterised his conversa…
  22. From Reuters · North-China HeraldChauffeur's Presence of MindBefore the crowd of police. and loystanders closed in, the' Presidentlelect's chauffeur, who had kept the engine and running, let in the. clutch the car darted out of the crowd toward the railroad station where a private…
  23. From Reuters · North-China HeraldLeaders in JeholJehol City, Feb. 18 Military and. civil leaders of Jehol have come here from all parts tthe province to. greet Marshal Shang Hsweheliang, Ate. Sheng, and. General Chang Tso-sling, ex-Governor of Kirin, who fre here to "c…
  24. The North-China HeraldMore Roads for Eastern District: Economiesin Other Matters Beonomies over original esti-[sions under the mates are shown in the draft bud-Hospital Commission's, Report and a continuation of Rent, as approved, in. minutes forthe, Public' Wouks Depart the educatio…
  25. From Reuters · North-China HeraldSingular Incident Reprieve for AssassinThere have been several inci published in the foreign pre Peking, Feb, 17. garding the conduct of Japanes military, mien but probably there minting letdees There oS eenosae: Reports from Tsinan quote Kuo: such an extraor…
  26. The North-China HeraldGovernment: An Appeal for SuggestionsThe many aportamen and there int in China ho perinie att have enpged in newespan corvenponddence om the qui well be gtad'to know that for Have been engaged in drafting set of truning reputations applicable, to.such rest …
  27. The North-China HeraldJapan to Withdraw from GenevaPromise of Scrupulous Observance of Washington and London Treaties ig authori Japan has decided to secede from the League of Nations if the ively indicated (slates Reuter from Tokyo) Assembly adopts the recommendations m…
  28. The North-China HeraldHer Beauty for Her CountryCanton, Feb. 15. One of the south's famous beauties, Miss Chan Sui-wah, Exceeding" 60,000 " men besieged' for more than a yea For immediate use cly suitors in all parts of the one division and tworeavalry" bri-country, r…
  29. The North-China HeraldKuangtung Spy In: Peking ScareNorthern People Organise Body Foreign Secret Agents Reported to Assists in Defence Active Peking, Feb. 17, Canton, Feb, 17. Under the leadership of a number The Department of Interior of Qf prominent Chinese lead the Kua…
  30. The North-China HeraldJapanese Tariff PactNanking, Feb. 17. Interviewed about the much discussed question of the Sino-Jay fosse Tarif' Agreement, x spokes fof the Ministry of Foreign afta Announced: to-day that the special arrangement covering "Miscellaneous goo…
  31. The North-China HeraldTHE MOVIE QUEEN OF SHANGHAI Novel Competition to Aid 5 Russian School'There was a good attendance of members; visiting Rotarians, "ani guests at the tiffin on Pebramy 1 fof the Rotary Club, when Mr. Hang Berents 3,, oq gave an instruc: tive talk on "The Civil Engineot fand his work.' Mx, …
  32. The North-China HeraldCanadian Salt Fish ImportsAllegations of Japanese Origin Retuted Characterised by the Canadian Trade Commissioner in Shanghai 1d Col. 1. M, Cosgrave, as "an example lof attempted unfair competition,' Jcixcuiar has been sent to local Chinese fish …
  33. The North-China HeraldAsleep for a Yearstan for itt, Feb 1. caperionce of S7-vene oid: Petree sleep for a leap. Maguire, who has been asleep a ter days' of complaining ing tired and sleepy, she "apsed into incomseiourness ah 'a Shay roening while preparing fo…
  34. The North-China HeraldMr. Gandhi to Remain in GaolLondon, Feb. 13. Sir Samuel Hoare, Secretary of State for India, announced today that there could be ne westion of Gandhi another civil disobedience prisoners in India being released until the Government had convincing r…
  35. The North-China HeraldMr. Roosevelt's AccountNew York, Feb. 16, A dramatic story of the attempt-assassination was told to-day by Mr. Franklin D- Roosevelt to press-cuon board the "special "train bearing him from Miami, Florida, tone York The" President-elect said t…
  36. From Reuters · North-China HeraldPeking Professor ReleasedPeking, Feb. 16. On the order of Mr. T. V. Soong, acting President of the Executive] Yoan, the Bureau of Public Safety of the Peking Municipal Govern ent has released Br. Chow Shi hsiang, professor of Chinese paint. ing …
  37. The North-China HeraldRushed from IndiaAt the beginning of last year the Royal Scots Fusiliers and the Linfeolnshires were the two battalions stationed in Shanghai and the former were due to leave early in February. Wiltshires, arrived here after the ino-Japa…
  38. The North-China HeraldJudge Paints incourT London, Feb. 14. Br, Justice Avery collapsed in 4 fainting fit while. sitting in the King's Bench Division today, He was carried out of the Court and, after recovering, was conveyed jin an invalid's chair to his pr…
  39. The North-China HeraldMilitary - Bloc in SouthHongkong, F vith the siiment of a solid military bloc in the Southwes:, Mr. Hu Hananin, retired Kuomintang] leader, is expected to. proceed to] the Canton to-day to take part in im-Portant salutary "conferences concernin…
  40. From Reuters · North-China HeraldLabels on Imported GoopsNanking, Feb. 16. Peking, Four delegates of the Teachers' Union of the Peking National Unversity: will leave on February 16 for various parts of the country te the' InspectorsGeneral of Is commlianes with 4 reguett of "C…

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