the volume, which is not a revised edition but 8 completely new book, contains 620 pages and is one of the finest printing and binding jobs that the Municipal Gaot Printing Depart iment has ever turned out. The contents being mostly of a confdentiat character, the book will not be on Sale as it is merely intended for the rise of members of the force.
"The publication not only. indicates that Shanghai has a most fatricato Tegal build-up, but that it has men capable of compiling a very complete andi thorough book and that the very xlstenee of the regulations contained in the book gives proof just, once more of the foresight with which the Shanghai Municipal Police have taken.
ito consideration any eventuality.
All those connected with the compilation and publication of the book should be warmly congratulated-—
Ast China and Japan oP, Pa, pam, Wa Wo, Br, He ha fr yrs bee am a But the village has its difficulties fltendant upon these forms of pro-ress, Production is increased and 2 higher quality. of silk is obtained, but the reformers are not able to control the market, and ay a. 6 sequence the villagers donot find their incomes increased. On the con-Scary, the introduction of machinery for the reeling of raw silk, even though this particular part "of the industry is a ce-operative enterprise, ispluces individual" workers andi reates. "1 problem of unemployment.
Chinese industry can only. de= velop atthe expense of the poor Villagers." writes leader quoted by Dr, Fel, "I personally thinks we have paid too much this reet some comments of Dr. Fei are worth quoting; Etna eaten eh Sapa in uetont relating" to Manchuria ina North Chinas Benin this te evident pexandist. The book deals mainly with the background of the Lukouchino incident of July 7, 1997, with the large-scale hostilities. that "br out in North China on duly 28, and the Hungiao Aerodrome incident of August 9 which Ted to the crisis and war at Shanghai.
'A clear account is given of the! Hrangku Truce of May '31, 1933, the text of which' is given, sind of the! Ho-Umetsu agreement "of 1935, of which there Is no official published Version either Japanese or Chinese, and of the Chin-Doihara terms em= bodied in notes of June 27, 1095, Mr. Hisu, needless to say, finds the S Japanese chartes. unfounded which The West side by Jassert that the Chinese government Side wth authorities broke the terms of these portion of ite Chinese people" arid" cetnomy" and the" rep atnituatlon awourabe, forthe of soci Hon ale canal, ae indented by"ine: Chinese people, prevails amour moral publics yeh the who poh China engaged seit het to "dhpateh any ote Uvops into the province cannot be}
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