One of the successful twice.xearly ions sponsored by the Shang-Rocety for the Stay of Photo. Brophy wae opened on Saturday fre Tapanese Club in Boone Road. A Soleetion of some 200 pictures CLY Trembers of the general public Cieded "any trating "cameles camera-craft, prominent among thigh were familiar foal scenes Tersige incidents wer cups were awarded to the exhibitors of the three best photographe—afes K- Kurata (a) made Sly), Me, T. Kasahara (2 novel Tightandshade "specimen entitled NGonatraction™, and Me. Unemura (portrait of a mtn), The judges, Messrs. K. Hayshi and K. Usui, also awarded prizes to Mr. Fajimori, Mr. Woo Mei-tsun, and Me. T. Ishii.
Fifty of the pieteres shown were chosen from among.
the re hose taken members of, the Society this year.
intended to organise in, the near future an international exhib tion of photographic work by nese and foreigners.
'The attention of the Public Safety Bureau authorities was drawn, on Sunday to a casein which radical organisation professing to be, ant Communist in nature created disturbances. in' the College of Law during' dramatic performances, pre sented by the students in celebra-of the fifth anniversary of, the institution in the afternoon. This the fourth demonstration of a imilar nature, believed to be staged by: this same Organisation, Tt was believed that, those who loreated disturbances of the college were responsible for the wrecking jof the Nee Hwa "Motion Picture Company in Connaught Road about week ago. About "0 men said to dressed in blue jackets brok into the studio. While proceeding with the work of destruction, they distributed printed pamphlets bear-Ing slogans such as "People rise exterminate the Communists," Down. with these traitorous Com: munists," ete, These handbills bea the name of the "Communist-Exterminating League."
Following the attack on the Nee Hwa Motion Picture Studio, the League addressed a number of notifications to various newspaper offices and bookstores advising them to stop publishing articles written by "Communists and information regarding these writers. The letters fadded that serious action would be taken against those who did not heed this warning.
Flying a homeward bound pen: nant more than six hundred fect ong, each foot indicating a mem-bet of the crew, the U.S.S. Houston sailed on Friday morning for the Pacife Coast, completing a dis-Linguished tour of service on the Astatie station.
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