Wholesome Influence of New Life Movement Faoxt Our Ow:
Jukao, Dec. 3.
The morning of Thanksgiving Day three aeroplanes flew over the city fand then circled back. They flew very Tow, were small and had easily recognizable letters on them. The Chinese community was not a little frightened. Often we see the Shangtual-Peiping plane pass over the city, but it never circles over the city. Besides, this time for the frst time in Jukao's history three planes circled in military precision over the town.
The city of Jukao was rife with rumours that the Japanese had come, Recently, the report goes, a Japanese was imprisoned here for buying silver. At once was that rumour linked up with the sudden appearance of the three planes which came from the Nortn and after circling the elly returned to the North.
The northern part of the province Is desperately suffering from the Te~ sults of floods, whereas the southern part of North Kiangsu is this year enjoying rich crops and great agricultural prosperity. Heavy- rains of the last few days have greatly increased the water in the canals.
Anti-foreign and especially anti-'Japanese feeling is, at least. super-'Relally, practically not noticeable. 'The authorities in various places have iven strict orders to treat foreigners Chinese alike, The boycott of Japanese goods la lifted and no placards of any kind against Japanese are' seen.
Instead everywhere about the country one feels the wholesome in-nonce of the New Lite Movement and Its emblem is In evidence everywhere even on the Fickshaw license, The student bodies in town, under strict military discipline -are a fine lot of young people and order proval where, The farmers gather in town. weather permitting, in great numbers. Money has been received for the crops and winter shopping brings thousands
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