Mews Agency in Shanghai, states the report, is editing the magazine, No Shots Fired, However which is published under the auspices of the Central Kuomintang.
In Morning Crimes Ax announcement in "The Publisher's Weekly" of London, says that of 422 books translated into English which appeared in the United States ju the year of 1936, 167 were from German as compared with 98 from French and 38 from Russian. Of the German books, 26 were cóncerned with religious and theological questions. Novels included Ernst Wiecbert's "Mrs. Major" (Die Majorin), Paula r's "Grimming Gate" (Das Grimmingtor), Gustav Frenssen's "Joern Uhl" and three books by Hans Fallada were specially mentioned. There were several translations of children's books, including a new one of Grimm's fairy tales. A new translation of Goethe's "Faust" was highly commended.
Two robberies by armed Chinese took place within half an hour yesterday morning in the western part \of SHanghai At 7 o'clock four men carrying a pistol and an axe entered a Chinese dwelling-house in Lane 627 Vu Yuen Road and stole property worth $400, composed of money, jewels and clothing.
About twenty minutes later three Other robbers looted a sauce shop at 4651 Robison Road after having intimidated seven shop assistants with pistols.
Both robber gangs escaped, and no shots were fired.
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