The Archive · 1939

Hitler Smiles at Moscow

And Japan destroys dozens of Soviet war-planes in a STUPENDOUS air-battle on the Mongolian frontier... it was all over in fifteen minutes, this greatest of air fights between the armadas of Manchoukuo-Japan and. Outer-Mongolia-USSR. In order to understand these startling developments you should read this week's issue of "The China Weekly Review" (June 3), particularly the articles about the checker-board political game and Japan's great air-battle /T-class Viennese lady, cook, seeks "While these developments are taking place in Europe and Asia, Secretary of State Cordell Hull and American congressmen discuss the problem of American Neutrality!

developments concerning the activities, and Other articles in this week's issue include a of Wang FOREIGN lady, middle-aged, desires to take care of'elderly gentleman hing wel; an article by a Japanese writer suggesting that Japan should: NCDN. um or lady as nurse. Box 4609, Chungking, by C. Y. W. Meng; the Booming Textile Industry at Shanghai; "buy" the Island of Guam; the National Production Conference at

the Battle of Tungwan and Japan's Blockade; the BANDMASTER and first violinist for Industries in the Interior by Rewi Alley; Madame Chiangs aria concert and dance music, seeks on Chine and Australis; and an interesting review pf Andre Malraux's position. Address Box 4610, NCDN. book on Spain's Civil War. a sano Yor". foreigner, tennis trainer, offers his services, Address Box 461l, R RENT as from July/August for one year: beaut furnished, detached residence in Vu Yuen Road with garden and garage. bedrooms:

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