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Hong Kong

KING'S:

"Navy Blue And Gold" QUEEN'S:

"San Quentin"

ORIENTAL:

"Romance For Three"

"Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:

"Jungle Princess" STAR:

Thirty-Day Princess" MAJESTIC:

"Penitentiary"

KING'S:

Coming

"Man-Proof"

QUEEN'S:

"Blind Alibi”.

ORIENTAL:

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"The Garden Of Allah”

"Hawall Calls”

ALHAMBRA: "Ex-Lady""

STAR:

"Ex-Mrs. Bradford" MAJESTIC:

The Good Earth"

BEHIND PRISON

WALLS

Laying bare the grim cross-cut- rent of life in the famous Cali fornian penitentiary, "San Quen tim." with Pat O'Brien, Barton MacLane, Humphrey Bogart and Ann Sheridan, comes to the Queen's Theatre today,

The

picture is packed with dynamle action. And of course t must be in a story which deal. with a thousand prisoners. their officer guards. and their natreds, their jealousies and internal strifes, The climax is a sensational at- tempt of the men to make a dash for freedom.

NAVY BLUE AND GOLD

Acclaimed by naval officers as the most authentic story ever written about the historic United ДАЕМ Ашерту TEAEN รวา 49 Blue and Gold” opens today at the King's Theatre.

The novel, steeped in the colour- ful traditions of the institution. was written by George Bruce who also adapted.It to the screen.

The picture is headed by a strong cast including Robert Young.

Occupation In N. China

Hopei Finances In Muddle; Guerillas Extremely Active

After more than a year of Japanese", occupation, the political. economic and social conditions in the Pelping and Tientsin area have deteriorated to a state almost chaotic. The accumulating evidence of organized guerilla units operating, from a central authority sc- counts for the insecurity of the local hsien officials.

These men, who have been appointed under the authority of the "Provisional Government," rely upon the protection of Japanese gar- rison posts against the raids of guerillas, who often work in co- operation with the people of the hsien. The guerillas make it the practice to execute all puppet officials captured. Several magistrates who have falled to flee have met their death already.

Economic development plans of June 15. The value of the Chinese the Japanese remain largely on national banknotes has increased paper. The large industrial or- from $103.3 to $104.5 since that ganizations which have been or- date. The banning of the notes ganized also have been unable to has been postponed.

move into the intetior away from the railway lines. The stumbling

again.

FINANCIAL CHAOS

They are as follow:-

(1) Old banknotes of the Bank of

Japan:

(2) Old banknotes of the Bank of

Chosen:

(3) Banknotes of the Federal

Bank of China;

As an indication of the economic block seems to be the guerillas and financial chaos under which the people of North China are These Chinese troops are ram-existing, there are seven different pant. They cut communications types of banknotes in circulation. and it is said they interfere with the transport of goods suspected to be of "Japanese origin. Rural pro- ducts from the so-called "Happy Red Section" cannot be transport- ed to the main centres occupied by the Japanese. This restriction applies to all products which are known to be for export to Japan.

LEGAL TENDER AT PREMIUM

The Federal Bank of China of the puppet regime established in March this year: But the people of North China are reluctant to. accept" notes issued by this bank. They favour National legal tender and the issues of the private commercial banks.

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Under the Japanese scheme for displacing Chinese National legal tender, a ban on national bank- nutes was to be imposed as from

Solution No, 82.

A BASETILACES RIB PQ11ADAGE

ADAMANT MORON RESETTS ARE A S A WETINAVE NARROWINAY CHASTEERAPINE ESTERS ¶¶¶

ON SETH TEDIHOME ERSET BABE. S MARNE TROWELS ARENA EARSEE NAIAD TRY ETEEN

(4) Banknotes of the Bank of

East Hopel;

(5) Banknotes of the Bank of

South Charhar:

(6) Banknotes of the Central

Bank of Manchuria;

(7) Banknotes of the Bank of

Mongolia and Sinkiang.

It is felt that this is a 'record In world financial history. As a result people nowadays pre- fer to hold their goods and commodities rather than sell for this variegated paper. A heavy rise in prices of commo- dities from lack of adequate supplies put on the open mar- ket is observed.

SKELETON AUTHORITY In Chinese circles it is stated that Japanese authority exists only along the railway lines. .Chinese national authority exists 117 haien in the centre: of Hopel Pro-. vince. This authority is maintain- ed by well trained guerillas and troops,

Ten haien in the eastern part of Hope are also under Chinese National authority, as well as d number of hsien in North Shansi, and South Chahar,-(Ta Kung Pao),

CROSSWORD

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