Far Eastern Review
1933; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
O. M. Green, Wang Ching-Wei, C. J. Laval, W. Harvey Clarke, W. Harvey Clarke, Joe D. Walstrom, James A. Rabbitt, Y. Taji, Y. Tall,
ResumoCover: Far Eastern Review. Display ads: N. Y. K. Line, Sulzer Brothers. Frontmatter: The Far Eastern Review. Essay: Developments in Japan, Notable Malaya Plant Supplying Pure Water from Polluted Source, Mining, An Interesting Order, Japan Adopts Pure Nickel Coinage, Say It in Chinese, Engineering Notes, Chinese Tungsten, Yung River Dam, The Sulzer Single-Tube High-Pressure Steam Generator, The Red Scourge in China, Restricts Aircraft Buying, Electrical, Tokyo's Subway System, Aviation, The Road to National Salvation, B. T. H. Turbo-Alternators for China, Nanking's Big Steel Plant, The Canton-Hankow Railway, Chinese Power Plant, Harbor Development at Tokyo, Chain Cable and Anchor Testing Machine Has Capacity 750 Tons, The Gold Industry of the U. S. S. R.*, Historical Backgrounds Suggesting Reasons for One or Two Omissions Lost Sight of at Geneva. Shipping news: S. S."Nagoya Maru" Japan's First Pulverized Fuel Burning Ship Is Equipped with Bauer-Wach's Exhaust Steam Turbine, The Japanese Ship Subsidy Scheme, S. S."Soya Maru" of the Imperial Japanese Government Railways The Last and Most Powerful Ice-Breaking Passenger Steamer in the Orient. Business: The Siamese Market for Electrical Apparatus.
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