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CHUNGKING, May 2 '(Central) -Madame Sun Yat-sen was honoured at a tea reception given.. by the Central Kuomintang Headquarters yesterday afternoon.

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GENERAL

CHUNGKING OBSERVES LABOUR DAY

More Denunciation Of Wang Ching-wei

CHUNGKING, May 2 (Central)-Labour Day yesterday was observed in Chungking at a mass meetlar sponsored by over fifty labour" organ'sations including the National Postal Workers Union and the China Labour Association. Over 1,000 people were prese:

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Speeches on the significance of Labour Day were made. number of Important resolutions relative to labour problems were adopted. These Included a petition to the Nations; Gov- ernment to instruct all govern ment and private factories form workers' consumption co-operatives.

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Altogether 100 high governmTM" oficials were present. Among them were Mr. Lin Sen,.Chairman of the National Government. Mr. Wu Chih-hui, member of the Kuo- mintang Central Supervisory Com→ mittee, Mr. Yu Yuijen, President of the Control, Yuan, General Feng Yu-hsiang. Vice-Chairman

LOYAL MESSAGES of the Nation Military. Council,

Telegrams were sent General Ho Ying-chin, Minister of War. Mr. Yeh Chu-tsang, Secre- name of the meeting to Mr. Lin

Sen. Chairman tary-General of the Central Kuo-

of the Nations). Government. and mintang Headquarters. Mr. Shao

Generalissimo

Li-tze, Chinese Ambassador to the

Chiang Kai-shek paying respects, Soviet Union. Mr. Chen

Circulars denouncing

Wang Li-fu Minister of Education. Mr. Tan

Ching-wel and comforting work. Chéng, Vice-President of the Judi-ers in the Japarles "occupied" clal Yuan. Dr. Sun. Fo. President areas,ware also issued. of the Legislative Yuan. General Chan Chil-tong Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, and Mrs. Shao Yuan-chung."

workers in the

to

CORRESPONDENT SUCCUMBS TO

WOUNDS

CHUNGKING, May 2 (Central) Liu Pal-sheng, a Central News radio operator, succumbed in hes- pital on April 24 to wounds su3- tained during a Japanese air raid According to a dispatch from

at the front on April 4.. Shanghai, the day was declared a Holiday for al

Liu was the second Central port city. Manifestors were issued News 'staff member to have been FINE WORK

by the Greater Shanghai Munkkilled as a result of Japanese Expressing welcome to Madame League of

pal Kuomintang Headquarters, the aerial bombings. The first

Li Yao-ching, the late manager of Loyal Kuomintang Sun's arrival in Chungking, Mr. Members, and the Greater Shang the Hankow Bureau of the Cen- Lin Sen highly praised the assis-

hal Municipal Labour Union, and tral News Agency, who was killed tance she rendered to the late Dr telegrams were sent to Generalis. on May 24, last year when Japan- Sun Yat-sen, Father of the Chl-simo Chiang Kai-shek paying res-

ese planes bombed and demolished nese Republic, in the revolution- pects.

the Central News head office in Chủng Ing.

ary days and the refugee relief work she has been doing since the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese bostilities.

Replying, Madame Sun sald that

after her arrival in the wartime capital, she was greatly impressed with the energetic spirit of the government in this national crisis and deeply grieved at the suffer- Ings of the people as a result of Japanese aerial bombings.

Both the Shun' Pao and the Sl Wan Pao, two of the oldest Chi- nese dadies in Shanghal, declared will be no issue today a holiday yesterday so that there

WAR RELIEF

CENTRE

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Was

A memorial service will be held" in Chungking on May 8 for the of Japanese aerial two victims bombings.

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WUHAN SONGSTERS

. IN HONGKONG The Wuhan Songsters, Who JAPANESE DREAMS DASHED

KUNMING, May 2 (Central)-scored a big "hit" in their singing After pointing out that China's More than 530 relief organs tor here in 1938, will shortly give resistance has shattered. the war refugees have been establish another charity musical enter - Japanese dream of conquest by aed in China, according to Mr. Chu tainment in a local theatre, says lightning war and has consider-

Ying-kwang. Vice-Chairman of the Central News. ably elevated China's. International

Kuomintang

members to

Co-

which has

been

position, Madame Sun urged all the National Rellef Commission, The Chinese General Chamber

who arrived here a few days ago of Commerce. operate in a sincere spirit and rer the refugees. He is shortly lear-tainment, is

to inspect the work being done by requested to sponsor the enter- double their efforts. In the pro- gramme of armed resistance and ing for Kwangsi, Kwingtung and for it. national reconstruction.

other provinces of an inspection Denouncing Wang Ching-wel trip.

now busy preparing

The Songsters "returned here only recently from trip to the and his followers for their crea- He revealed that there are also South Seas where they had raised tion of a bogus Central Govern-285 air raid precautions offices a considerable amount of réller ment, violation of the bequeathed throughout the country.

funds.

teachings of the late Dr. Sun Yat- More than 30,000 refugees, he

sen

and betrayal of the coun- try. Madame Sun predicted that they will soon be doomed...

Others who spoke were Mr. We Chin-hui. Mr. Tan Cheng and Mrs. Shao Yuan-chung.

SHANGHAI

PRECAUTIONS

said, are doing productive work in 12 factories for spinning and woollen blankets, chemicals, paper weaving and for manufacturing

and porcelain. while 70,000 are doing agricultural work"

Some 30,000 refugees have been given credit loans for retail bust- ness..

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There are about 160.000 war' CHUNGKING, May 2, (Central) waits being taken care of by the -In view of the many revolution-relief organs.

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