Two items will suffice to show how the farmers are receiving the "New Order" in Norway: (a) Mr, Johan paper, stressed that the only way open for Japan to terminate the China conflict is to "tear to threds the armed resistance of the Chung. king regime until it has collapsed,"
The paper discerned in its editorial yesterday morning an intensification of Japanese military operations wei province. He is a brother of Mr. Vu Cheng-shin, a well known Chinese lawyer in Shanghai.
After the occupation of many districts in Anhwei by the Japanese, Judge Vu was transferred {o work in Shanghai by the Ministry of Justice, He was assigned to work in the the editorial of the "Chinese Amerf< can Daily News," The paper says thst the democracies should shoulder-the responsibility of the "diplomatic* defeat" which they have thus suffered? in the Far Bast, and that the democratic front should lose no time 08: preventing the Japenese from roy: latter, definite proof of the legalized ing everywhere in Norway, The terror in my country, is indeed a|into the background when one be-But even Quislings speech fades What Might Have Been Kia Bonok oh xawb REM r. pap resident of Poland, president of the Norwegian Farmers' king in various parts of China. This cases once a week in the en operation, ig Mellbye, veteran farm leader ana against the armed forces of Chung- First Special District Court. He tried|ing southward through close cos:
sinister document, an appropriate holds the "Supplement". It would shown discussing prospects over a friendly cup of tea, Association, was removed from office development was believed by the branch. and placed under arrest by order of Paper to be indicative of the deter-China and the fact that CThziland*! The recent capitulation of Indes kowo the German Reichskommissar in mination of Japan to crush the armed has been helping Japan in her ag% issue" of "Free People," which con- devastating proof of the want o formerly had almost none—only 500 wise they they would run the risk of wi March after Mellbye had steadfastly resistance of Chungking.
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traitors, Only The Nazi party organ, "Free People," rests solely upon the des-her contemplated southward roy" Japan is now the greatest threat {6 regular edition this "anniversary—could give you an adequate idea of Germany, The Nazi plan was to re-from the situation in Norway after devoted a recent editorial to the truction of the enemy's military A farewell cocktail party was the Far Eastern possessions of Gret issue" has a special supplement con-this Nazi sign of degraded mentality. fruit at least 20,000 Norwegians for one year of foreign domination is stubborn refusal of Norwegian farm-power. the "Shanghai Mainichi" ex-given in honour of Vice-Admiral Britain, the United States and taining no less than 48 pages devoted In the left corner is a photo show-work in the Reich. the fact that Norwegians are more ers to accept the new situation and xet the belief that Chungking's Shizue Tsuda, outgoing Director of Netherlands, it is said, The world, to the day which arch-traitor Quisling ing Oslo's main street, Karl Johan 4, Business World: By October, united now than ever before and proposed as a solution that they be y collapse may also be termed the Asia Development Board's Cen-should not overlook this, although states "was the beginning of a happy Street, with the Royal Palace in the 1940, Norway's exports had declined that Norway is entirely unconquered "sent to concentration camps along a pre-requisite to the strengthening tral China Liaison Office, st the Japen's progress along this line has development for both countries" background—in peace time, Opposite by 50 per cent. while her imports and unbroken, In spite of destruc-with the Jews," of the "National Government" under Nippon Club at 5 o'clock on Satur-(Norway and Germany). and QULA Win CE More MER larin; lurid wei MI. Me Met had token] Den pede Mops nin by 70 cent. Up caught many people unawares, As for Norwegicn workers, they President Wang Ching-wei. the "Shanghai Two Great Fuehrers than twice the size of' the scene 1,700,000,000 crowns from the bank Of ' social levels are determined that p. time and time again showed abc" reported, Conteol of Inde-Chins. 4 Almost one half of the frst page of Of of peace, Peace, depicting the ru cons Norway, wny of occupation, depicting the Luftwaffe Norway, mainly to pay expenses of Norse civilization Nowe Civilization shall not go Under. mans and their contempt for the shall their resistance to the Ger Quislings by word and deed, From he resistance power of Chungking Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese between Japan and Indo-China re The daily stressed that the more inclined Admiral Shigetaro Sh'mada,, teen" Japan and, ait Japanese naval aüthorities present this "newspaper-travesty" is devoted diaries over the docks and adjacent 5, Coal and Fuel: Not only has cently have enabled the former to to pictures of the two "great" Ger-buildings. Peaceful Karl Johan Street shortage of fuel resulted is weakened. the more it is necessary China Seas Fleet, and Vice-Admiral in great
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