The Archive · 1937

GUARDING AGAINST AIR ATTACKS From Our Own Comesronsext Wachow

On Sunday along the busy thor~ oughfares and on the bustling street corners students from the middle schools, clad in Government grey, lathered Interested crowds round them as they spoke of the danger of air raids and of the loss of limb and life unless precautionary measures were understood and intelligently applied, Then to demonstrate means of a fence as masks were produced and the crowds shown how these should be worn, It was a novel. demonstration and. handbills distributed to the crowds gave illustrations, and warned the people against being over confident that peace is going to continue In this southern province, Avnew magazine printed in English thas recently appeared upon the streets which contains Interesting articles of a pale pink nature, The aper urges a united front against Japan, and appeals to the Chinese people to unite as one, southerners northerners and Communists together for the protection of her frontiers and to build up a strong and virile nation.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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