Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1937 — Page 29
FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1937
‘FRISCO CHINESE ARE ELATED BY F.D.R'S STAND
Tension Scenes
| selling little besides native foods and | peared in the Chinese windows. jewelry.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 'we ‘are doing—boycott Japanese |night to work on clothes for refu- | This has been toned down to the | | goods, perhaps impose sanctions. | gees. oe S. Fong, president of the Ye On | mild “message to the American “We don't expect the Government | — 1 officer of the Six Companies, | people.” YE head of the war relief associa- | tion, says this has come about in re- |
go into war with the Japanese
| for us—but we think the Japanese |g - ['will learn something.’
to “We don’t expect trouble here,” | says Mr. Fong. “We have always | cent years because of the aid Japan |nheen friendl y enemies. For years | gives its merchants in obtaining | {he Japanese and Chinese people cheap goods. Merchants buy by lot-, i have gotten tery. For a dollar they obtain al here. chance in consignment of goods for | sale in this country.
— Yesterday Marked the Opening of a NEW A&P Self Service Super : 3 | Market at 38th St. and College Ave. $1,200,000 Raised i Fong :
says his war relief as-
| Mr. along well together | The
| { | / ¥ : APE Chamber of relief of suffering in China and that | - Commerce helped us put up our |other contributions from San FranIf they win, | gragon street lights, and has co-|cisco have amounted to they can sell at prices far below cost, | gperated with us in many wavs ruining their competitors. For in- | But stance, 50,000 kimonos costing each to manufacture may be! ion sold in this country for 5 yen each.
Japahese
Rising Behind
as Japanese Voice Resentment
sociation has raised $1,200,000 for
| Mr. ven
Fong is jubilant
Visit the Opening of This Market and See the New 1938 Nash Sedan, ‘which Is to Be Given. : CHICKERING = BH GRAND,
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PEARSON’ S A&P is again co-operating ‘with the nation's lamb producers by featuring this fine value!
Small Sizes Ib. 2 7c
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$1,500,000. { Another million dollars
has come over | from New 11] | recent developments in Washing- | Chicago, half a million from other
York, half a million from { “We are so happy that President Some $200.000 worth of bandages (|. Some of the Japanese Stores are Roosevelt came out he land hospital supplies have | stocking Chinese goods, and Japa-igsavs “We hope now the American | : | nese imitations of Chinese Saha Gove ernment will do the same thite hundred Chinese women meet _each n u he | — SAN FRANCISCO Chinese merchants have resolved not | Chinatown is elated over President to buy Roosevelt's new Fa
cities. nce Spee i
for peace,” attract the tourist trade. Oct 15
been sent, by the Chinese, More than a and sell Japanese goods. {| Hf "ar Eastern policy Stock Shortage Looms is aggrieved’ ‘perchandise is China, but only Cantonese products | | shipped through Hongkong. In | Chinese | Some stores a shortage of stock is already apparent. ie by side pp the But on
m | in . - AR E i ha yg £! 3.7 oa 3 Fai RD F First efforts to organize an | : American boycott of Japanese stores | | were extravagant affairs little evidence of the thing that!
— airs. Young | 3 I 1 the surface there | ! Chinese high school students stood PLUG; I absorbing }
The Japanese colon and
. 1873 resentful
} But up and down gaudy Grant Ave, the Japanese and stores continue to vie side for the tourist trade There scenes.
still coming from |
is tension behind
on the streets and passed out cards | is every mind in the|saying “Japanese products buy | Oriental quarter. A month ago the! bullets to kill A poster bearing | Japanese Chamber of Commerce | great splotches of blood next apcomplained that “Chinese ruffians” | had done “some sneaky damages”! to Japanese store the offense
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es, but has not been repeated Little Chinese boys run up to} every passerby on the avenue and ask to shine their shoes
every Chinese
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stor with "a “message to People,” but tha The message pon youl ina in the prese We urge you | to refrain from aiding the aggressor | We invite you, when in Chinatown, | to ‘onize the Chinese | which display this poster
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