For example the following are the titles of articles appearing in the issues of The Review for February 10 and 17: "Young and Tucker Cases and Japanese Propaganda in America," "Shanghai's Serious Budget Deficit and the Ratepayers," "North China Puppets and Their Japanese Masters," "China's Financial Front," (By Dr. Arthur N. Young), "The Balkan Pact and Italian Reactions," "Will Wang Ching-wel's Puppet Government Emerge in March?" "The Tale of the Douglas "Minseito's Saito and the New Order," "The Battle of Kwangsi," Ching New U. S. Loan and Japanese Reactions," "Yunnan—Key Province in China's War for Independence," "Cause of Japan's Coal Famine, John Ahlers) "Little Difference Between Nippon and Nazi Wats of Conquest," (Lloyd Lehrbas), "The Outside Roads and the Opium Dens—Authority to Negotiate," "Jimmie Young and Japan's Gloomiest Winter," "Sumner Wells' European Trip and a Bloc Against the U.S.S.R." "Britain's Action in Banding Over the 9 Probably Would Prefer Hongkong," "The Smashing Victory in "Growing Opposition in Japan to Proposed 'Central' Puppet "Admiral Yonai's Olive Branch to Chiang."
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