Eleventh Year After Issue of Emperor's Rescript Sun flags fluttered over the door of almost every Japanese home In Shanghai on Sunday as the Nipponese colony marked the eleventh anniver-cary of the issue of an Imperial rescript for the promotion of the spirit of national unity.
Hundreds of Japanese gathered the grounds of the four primary schools maintained by the Residents" Corporation to attend a flag raising ceremony at 7 am. The gatherings also joined in singing "Kimigayo," Jthe national anthem, and later listen an address.
That day also marked the start of week's observance of thrift, punch triality and industry in keeping with the contents of the rescript which warned against frivolity The first prize of $250,000 was won by ticket No. 111268 at the sixteenth drawing of the National State Lottery held at the Canidrome, Avenue dit Roi Albert, on Friday afternoon in the presence of supervisors and a large crowd of spectators. The ticket was sold by the Ta Yung Ca, a sales agent, to customers in Shanghai,
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