Tame will be an original pro-BAO P PERENE aka "Ok gramme tomorrow from XCDN at ANOTHER broadcast entitled "Uncensored News From Norway" will be delivered by Mr. K, A. Person over XMHA on Friday at'? p.m.
A SHORT song recital will be given from XCDN today at 880 when: Madame Sonia Kucejova will sing arias from Bovrak and Smetana operas. Mr. William Loewit accom. a programme piano -solos Par IS isto it entertain with from XMHC at 9.30 p.m. today. In addition to many other. popular numbers which have been requested, "Stardust" will be featured.
Mr. Naobumi Tsubouchi, Chief in-Spector of the Japanese Ministry of Railways, accompanied by Mr, Toichi Monday in the s. Nagasaki Maru, ni, inspector arrived here
the "Shanghai Mainichi" reports, atonal ional Seta of the Tue Nati
Taane, Taiping, Road on M was formally opened at 50 Tai Ping
under the' presidency of Mr. Hwang Kai-wei, the "Shanghai Mainichi" re-
'A Cumese male was taken to the Lester Chinese Hospital at 1060: a.m, Yesterday after he had fallen into a ship's hold and sustained concussion and laceration of scalp. The ambulance was galled out to the Custom's Jetty.
Chinese' entered a Chine seed Arr 11,40 a.m. yesterda:
store at 176 Kiaochow Road and MR, Shire Kiuchi, resident Snanctal commissioner of the Japanese Ministry of JBinange-in Shanghai, lett here Nagasaki Maru for a conference with dor Japan. yesterday in the -sscentral 4 om the i "Teiriku authorities, Surennyrenpenr Junkichi Kawashima, who has been appointed Chief of the Hankow Japanese Consular Police, arrived there on Monday en route to ihis new posting the s, ieee SRI the "Shanghai o Be Punished Chungking Regulations to Be Enforced Here; Traders Urged to Move to Interior The Whinese press in Shanghai has now begun publishing in full details of the 26 Articlgs of the "Regulations Governing the Punishment for Hoarding Important Commoditie during the Extraordinary Period. The list includes rice, flour, cotton, cloth, beans, kaoliang, corn, leather, fuel, salt, paper, soap, matches, seeds of vegetables and vegetable oil and other things that may be pointed out by the Ministry of Economics at Chungking.
A review of the regulations reveals that punishments will be meted out to almost any Chinese engaged in hoarding. All district authorities are required to make public the regulations four days after the order from the Ministry has been received. The publication of these regulations in Shanghai where Chungking officials do not work openly is significant, as previous Chinese reports asserted that hoard-lers might be dealt with by the Government even after the war-Local authorities in all provinces Land municipalities are to supervise the merchants in turning over their goods which they have been hoarding. The goods will be registered and the merchants may be required to sell them in specified areas. Officials may sell "the goods for merchants if the latter cannot do so by a specified time, allowing them to obtain a profit, however. The district authorities may buy the goods when they see fit to do so, so ihat the goods may be resold at a low price to the public. All trade associations to which all merchants are required to make reports in this connection are ordered to cos operate with the Government in \)supervising and checking the merchants.
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