Missile Thrown in Lane Believed Victims of German Off Vu Yuen Road Raids on Warsaw A bomb exploded on Saturday night at the Yung Yuan gambling of den, off Vu Yuen Vu Road, a short distance west of Avenue Haig, in extra-Settlement territory, with the result that at least one Chinese was injured. This man was taken in a Fire Brigade ambulance to the Chlmese Red Cross Hospital, Avenue Haig.
The bombing took place at 850 o'clock, according to members of the Japanese Gendarmerie, who made enquiries. The motive for the attack has not been revealed.
The gambling den in question is one of the largest of the more than in charge of the licensing.
More than 80 overseas Chinese merchants who lived in Warsaw, Poland, during the hostilities are missing and it is feared that they have been killed when the Polish capital was subjected to heavy bombing. Quoting an overseas Chinese merchant who recently arrived in Shanghai from France, the "Shing Sheng News Agency" stated last night that there are still many Chinese living in Warsaw and that many of them are #joblets, and have been forced to go to France.
During the hostilities, most busy and prosperous sections of the city were badly damaged as a result of repeated bombings and those overseas Chinese who lived in France then -|were much worried about the fate of their fellow country men in Poland. Efforts were made to establish contact with the overseas Chinese in hostilities.
A picture entitled "Banished from the Fatherland" is being firned by the new company in Chapel, the report states. The picture uses German Jewish refugees who live in the Japanese-controlled areas in Hongkew as the subject. The filming of this picture (probably the first picture) is said to be completed by the middle of mext month. Three scenes from this picture were photographed and published by the newspaper.
The new film company is said to be trying to "introduce" foreign areas in Shanghai to the people living in the occupied interior. Japanese director of the picture has been appointed and the picture entitled "Shanghai Settlements" is being filmed. Actual filming work will be started early next month so that it may be ready for screening by the middle of March.
Pictures dealing with purely scientific and cultural subjects will sla be filmed by the company, it being asserted that the first picture of its kind will be made in March when fish will begin to lay eggs. The aim of this picture is to show the various aspects of the life of a fish and will be entitled "Fighting ish."
As a contrast to this new Japanese-sponsored film project, the Chinese "Hollywood" which has been moved from Shanghai to Hi has been filming pictures depicting lives of ancient heroes sometimes with war as their background. Present-day political subjects are not introduced and characters in most of the best Chinese pictures sold to capacity houses in Shanghai usually wear ancient robes and garments. Pictures dealing with patriotic subjects filmed by the publicity agents in Chungking, whi i than It was believed that the Japanese refusal to allow the U. S. Navy to land the Japanese sailors at Saipan would lead Congressional circles t^ believe that the island has been fortified by the Japanese. This, it was believed, míght sweep away Congressional opposition to the Navy's [proposal to strengthen the Nova! defences on Guam.—United Press.
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