The Archive · 1933

Japanese Boycott in Wuhan Hankow, Mai

The atmosphere in the Wuhan cities still remains. tense, Repres-|V' sive measures against Chinese dealing with Japanese firms continue unabated "and it is becoming increasingly difficult for Japanese to obtain service of any kind.

It is rumoured that the House Servants Union is attempting to comb out, all Chinese servants who fare working for Japanese families Reuter.

the Japanese Concession.— misery. Loud cheering accompanied, the raising of the colours, hankow Literary Society, which is organised under the auspices of. the Union Church, con. eluded. very successful seaton of Programmes, on Tuesday night when they a reliant "con. yet/cert of music under the rection of Mrs. sey Williams one yy nate, Vegsie Who Was item loudly applautied by -an SES Fg, ts oper, tts a etn "Elegie" py Popper, followed by rise sola ea, Soe he Hatin trio for Pi tides cies Hoo jet" the interval, and then Mr, Yanushevsky who possesses a wor For the closing item, Mrs. Yancey, Williams and Miss Ena Corbaley" at present concentrated chuan, East Kiangsi—Reuter, Passengers apart from some second-class.—United Press, How Much—Insurance Would This Have Bought? policyholder died, Jeavis dependent. family Inaurance anda building and I account with "a cath value 9 $2,500, on which the polleyholde: had been paying $60 a month, When the underwriter came to liver the insurance check, the "widow asked this pather'

"How much life insurance woul $50 a month have purchesod?

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