Peiping, Sept. 27.
Preparations for the establishment of a North China Pfohibition Bureau have been completed and the organization is to be formally inaugurated on October 1, it is reported here.
The Bureau will comprise two departments and twelve sections. Eight branch offices will be set up in various towns in North China.
The names of Bureau directors and other high officials are to be announced immediately before inauguration of the Bureau itself.—Havas, Japanese in Hawaii Said Loyal to Japan Tokyo, Sept. 27.
Residents of Hawaii are prepared to under sacrifices in accordance with Japan's national policy," the "Yomiuri Shimbun" reported here authority, the paper quoted t alleged to have been y Mr. Kiichi Gunji retiring Consul-General in Honolulu et Yokohama from Hawaii this week.
"In connection with Japanes American relations,"
Gunji was quoted as a Japanese in to undergo es in accordance with Japan's nited Press, Air Raid Alarms by Telephone Added Service to Be Given Subscribers in Japan Tokyo, Sept. 27.
At no extra charge, telephone subscribers in Tokyo and Osaka will receive their air raid alarms by phone during the drills beginning on October 1, the "Asahi" reports. During the first trial of this system, only e leading news agencies, newspaper offices and Government bureaux will be favoured.
The air raid alarms, it revealed, will be broadcast y radio stations to telephone exchanges equipped with special t mitters, which will relay the alarms to apparatus already installed in rious office: to receive them.—Havas,
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