Many and strange are the' interpretations which may be placed on newspaper these days, especially in Shanghai. For instance what a picture the following heading brings to the mind—"U.S. Senators Hit British Censors." "Where the fight took place is not explained in the story that follows. One can imagine those doughty U.S. Senators, sleeves rolled back, lamming into those overworked and much abused censors with gusto. Unfortunately the blows were only verbal ones, delivered over
lone.
large expanse of ocean, and no damage was Another one of a similar nature, which appeared in Shanghai was "Norwegian Leader Chamberlain, Mr. Winston Churchill as they bend down to receive a sharp whacking lat the hands of the Norwegian Premier, armed
only verbal. It only goes to show with a stout birch rod. Acna OS edi ien ings are no indication of what is inside a story,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.