Ma Jackson, is having her now place painted blue, surmounted with a ring of while, and blue flowers. She had dst thought of putting the bar in the shop window, but has now decided to place it at the back of the beer hall, near the "kitchen." The "kitchen" is a tiny room where Ma will make her sandwiches, which have become almost a tradition among, British sailors in Shanghai, "My new place is xoing to be plain. but comfortable," Ma confined, "and our house-warming will be on, the 20th of this month, when Ma Jackson and her staff will be At Home to the general public. Tam sure that ati my old customers will flock here as soon as the place is opened up. There Is mo lack of entertainment, and they know whom to call on wher rey want a song or a joke—Ma jackson herself!"
'And so on the 30th Ma begins re building from the wreckage of dive years' Tabours in Yangtszepoo. And it British sailors are what they were, they will give her a "pise hand left the train for the nearest shelter. Most of them had to be content with uddling together at the side of the alway track, After Iessly for a quarter of $0, during which tinued 10 circle around, reached Wusih don't fancy a tr days." said te. Ta suda those pli spear overhead, and start bombing 1 railway." And the question of the elusive sta master, who adds to" the. embarrassment Howes Tstening 101 tellers, and the explosion of Japanese bombs, 5
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