And as these aeroplane. vi: it persistent breakers of the curfew regulations in that they regularly appear between midnight and 3 a.m.
What we ask are the authorities going to do about it? Here they announce a breach of their own regulations and are apparently doing nothing. Surely it is easy enough to send a policeman out ahd' arrest the The Advice Giver The following is from an article by Mr, F. C. Millington in the "China Mail."
I had already suggested to the Council that they should broadcast the truth each day and I was pleased to see that they had decided to do this just og I leit, seven days late. but etter late than hover as this will definitely stop the rumours going out over the air, Why did they wait till all the women' had left before they followed the vice? They did hot follow my advice re a Counci! Chinese newspaper but this doesn't matter so very much if they go on the air with authentic news, though still maintain that an official Chinese news bulletin would do nothing but good and would make the papers take great care with what they decided to publish, Mr. Millington arrive: Hongkong in the s.s. Mar How Truly Oriental From an editorial in a local contemporary: is reported that the Japanese in Tsingtao are contemplating the placing of their properties and industrial plants in the custody of the Chinese municipal authorities, The idea is the Same as that carried out in Hankow "The Chinese may be gentlemen in war as in peace, but the Japanese cannot expect to make simpletons of them at all times."
Japan to China;—Here, just hold my coat for a moment, while I paste you on the jaw!
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