The raids have more devastating effect now than before for, as reported by the International News Agency, Japanese bomb are more destructive than before. They explode ho: zontally and vertically, so that pei Son who lie flat on the round during the tombing are also killed. Even chicken, ducks and pigs are killed by the new bombs. Finally the Blockade of the China coast has Fendered it impossible for Chinese ships to convey rice among ports, such as Swatow, Swabue, Pahkot, Hoihow and Kongmoon.
Gen. Li Han-yun, chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Government, drawing up a concrete plan to end the rice famine and soaring prices ths compodif. "For soar ieesoe tung had to depend on rice from Burma, Indo-China and Sian to feed the 30/009,000 people. One way to relieve the situation, according to the scheme of General Li, is to improve the output in Kwangtung by sei fie means. This means that. better irrigation and fertilizers will be used, while every effort will be made to ship the heavy accumulation of rice from Hunan, Kiangsi_ and. Kwangs province. In view of the vaible dollar, the had served ar cook in the Consilate-General forthe years, the Shan} were' being sought ax the principals in the saved while she dim the news paper stated,
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