Those Cordons:
And the Reason for Them To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cinwa Daruy News!
I think some of your county-indignant correspond nts obstructions. Of that the Japanese ray minds, and if Tokyo. says "Throw a cordon when trouble occurs," they'l Jolly well throw a cordon at the slightest. provocation But surely even a Japanese marine {isn't dumb enough to expect a would-be assassin, immediately after trying bump someone off, to endeavour to hide either his gun or himself on the floor of my ear while I'm sitting the back seat? No, sir, I've heard the truth from my boy, who has a friend whose wife does amah pidgin Pearce Apartments.
'We know that Japan' wants forels currency. Years before the war the Japanese Government invested heavily in American oil and motor car shares, "They are now augment Ing their income from' these sources by' the simple method of "cordons." If you don't believe it, next time they "throw one, send one of your youns men down Ina ear that does "about Timp, and ask him to try to work it the cost fo him in gas, battery and wroke-bands (apart from little jolts from other ears), Shanghai. Nov, 21,
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