'The Seoné has to "oe Prepared' to da nis doty at any time of tie day or night.
Sailors and soldiers, firemen and policemen, and cther such men 28] have to be ready to turn out at riy! Hime of the night, always make a practice of putting their clothes: neatly in place so that they can find them at once, even in the dark, and get into them quickly.
So Scouts and Wolf Cubs should do the same and be careful to fold them and stack them in the order in which they want to put them ea.
You should practise a few times: slipping out of bed and into your clothes in the dark, and you will soon see how much more quickly you can do it if you have them all laid ready instead of having to hunt about for them in confusion. Thi quickness may some day be the means of saving life.
ARRANGEMENTS have been molle by the Mu ry of Greater Shanghai to establish a board of film censors who will begin to function on January 1 next. Foreign and Chinese films which have been banned by the Committee will not be permitted to be exhibited in the Municipality.
AN order issued by the prov paganda department of the Central Kuomintang Party says that all news agencies, as well as pictorial newspapers, must register with the various local Kuomintang headquarters as the. daily newspapers before the end of December.
'Tue Bank of China, the Bank of Communications and' the Central Bank of China have been ordered by the Chiaotungpu to collect the tonnage surtax from shipowners, The proceeds from the surtax wi be used for the upkeep of the Woo-sang Maritime College.
A tance consignment of wireless apparatus ordered by the Ministry of Communieutions for the power ful radio station which is to be erected at Chenju Village, was brought to Shanghai from the United States on Tuesday and work: on their installation will begin at an early da mease don't worry over the fosses. Suppose you had spent the money as your medical expenses," fare the words used to console merchant by five robbers who visit ed the merchant's house in Chapei fon Sunday morning and made off with about §200 worth of jewels and clothing. The merchant was further ordered not to report to. the. police, or he would be invited to take "health pills", which in Chinese parlance mean bullets, Tu Kiangsu Provincial Government having refused to allocate funds for the upkeep of the Shanghai District Public Safety Bureau on the ground that the magistrates of other hsien which are not 39 rich as Shanghai are able to de funds for the upkeep for thei bureaux, the Director Safety has petitioned the Magistrate for the payment of wages due to his subordinates without further delay. These wages have not been paid for the last two months and the police have been forced to pawn their clothing to maintain themselves.
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