Chungking, Aug. 20. "We believe the Chinese Government's efforts to stabilize prices will not be crowned with success until we see the heads of a few of those guilty of wartime profiteering, dangling from telephone poles,"
"Hankow Herald" affirmed today in editorial, Tt pointed out the urgent need: for the Government to enforce strict price stabilization and anti-profiteering measures, and recalled that in the past, Government efforts were Chungking, Aug. 23.
One hundred and thirty-five public bodies here have issued a joint circular telegram pledging their firm determination to support the Govern ment's policy to carry on the war of resistance 0 the ud despite the The steady rise in prices during] the past three years was attributed by the newspaper mainly to "trai torous merchants, who shamelessly resent Japanese aerial bombing of
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