To Hurry Up Peiping, Feb. 12, As a measure against' "untoward happenings," steps are being taken to strengthen and arm police guards at the slaughter house in the east Suburbs, states the Chinese press.
The slaughter "nouge, which being constructed and will be completed in the near future, has a [police force of 29 who are unarmed, "As the slaughter house Is expected fo store a large quantity, of meat and to have a large income from the daily fees, it is feared that it may be the object of attack by' "enemy elements,"—Reuter, to China, ts now ix Chungking meeting Chinese officials to find out the best toys of helping China ecunomécally ix her war against the Japanese. He is making a survey for the information of President Mr. Currie is seen standing in front of the Hongkong in Hongkong where he was recently /-shek's personal representative, Hollington KK. Tong, Japanese Bomb Kunming Kunming, Feb, 11, Japanese. alreratt were active {throughout Yunnan on Sunday, ate ichs being carried out by several waves of light and heavy bombers on. objectives on the Burma highway, Kunming and in south Yunnan, Dive-bombing attacks were made lon targets in the northern suburbs of Kunming, The all-clear was sounded fnere at 330 p.m—Reuter.
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