Tokyo, Feb. 7.
An "amusement ship" loaded with entertainment devices and equipment for the use of Chinese adults and children in South China will be sent to Canton soon, it was announced by officials here today.
The cargo will include 150 radio sets, 600 gramophones and 12,000 records, 18,000 checker sets, softball and football equipment, and an assortment of talkie films. They will be distributed among Chinese refugees who have returned to Japanese occupied areas in South China.
Cpl. Jiro Hoshino, of the press section of the Japanese Expeditionary Force to South China, completed arrangements with authori here for providing Chinese in south sith entertainment and sports facilities—Domei Impure Milk Vendor A Russian, A. M. Spunt, was sentenced to a $40 fine or 20 days' imprisonment yesterday by the First Special District on a charge of offence against public safety. He was recently found distributing unpasteurized milk from a Pootung dairy to a grocery shop in East Broadway. According to the police evidence—the milk seized from the accused was found to be unhygienic.
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