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abortion,310 Association for Worker Welfare Academia Sinica (Zhongyang yanjiu (Fuyihui),215–16,219,221 ),76–77 Association of Shanghai Industrialists advertising: false,291; medical,83–84, (Shanghai gongye tongzhihui),27n37 291,291n54; radio,11,280,282, Association of Shanghai Pharmaceutical 290–91; in Shanghai fun¨u,306 Manufacturers (Shanghaishi zhiyao Alcott,Carroll,287,287n32 changye tongye gonghui),72 Alliance fran¸caise,265 Aurore University,271 Alliance of the New Medicine Trade and the Pharmaceutical Industry (Xinyaoye Badlands,224n37,234. See also zhiyaoye lianhehui),72n11 extrasettlement road area Allies,strategy of,200 Bai Wei,343 All-Shanghai Federation for the Support Baillie,Paul,270,270n27 of Armed Resistance,283–84,287, Bangkok,70 298 Bankers’ Guild,163 alum,129 banking,47,68,74,194,203 Archives of the Self-Defense Research Banking Study Society (Yinhang Institute (Tokyo),157n1 xuehui),40n111 Arnhold,Harry,231,252 Bank of ,54,74,203 Asano Kazuwo,292–93,294,296 Bank of Communications,203 Asia Development Board,30,34n79,246 Banyue (Half Moon bi-weekly),334 assassination: attempts on British Baoding Military Academy,161 officials,244; of collaborators,197, Baodong,131 235; of communist targets,97; of Lu baojia system: instituted by Great Way Bohong,52; of Mao Liying,99–100; Government,179; in model peace reported on radio,287n32; of Shao zones,141–42; mentioned,250; and Shubai,211; threats of,to Great Way rice supplies,121n24,127; in the Government personnel,178–79; wars, Western District,173n30 98,116,142 Baoshan: counterinsurgency activities in, Associated American Industries,Ltd.,53 142n129; and Great Way Government Association for the Chinese Labor jurisdiction,170; pacification teams in, Movement (Zhongguo gongren 160,160n2,174; self-government yundong xiehui),219 committees,174

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collaborators: assassinations of,4,52, cotton: futures,120; imports of,34n81, 197,235; denounced by Communists, 235; Japanese policy on,34; from 68n4,305n4; in Liren xing,349,355, occupied China,121,129; price of,30, 356; on radio,288n36; on Shanghai 63,143; shortage of,203; trade Municipal Council,71; terrorist between Shanghai and Chongqing, activites by,4; took bribes from 203–5. See also cotton mills communists,104–5; women as,321 Cotton Control Commission (puppet),60, colonialism,Western,8. See also treaty 63,64 port system cotton mills: British,235–36; economic comedy,289–90,299 recovery in,26,27,28,30; Japanese, Commerce Control Commission 23,23n21,177; under Japanese (Quanguo shangye tongzhi zonghui), military control,32,32n66; raw 63,64 materials for,34,60,62–63,130,235; Commercial Bank of China,199 war damage to,21,22–23,22–23n20, Commercial Press (Shangwu 25. See also China Printing and yinshuguan),23,144 Finishing Company; textile industry commercials (radio),290–91 Cotton Yarn and Cloth Regulation Committee for Popular Movements,221 Bureau (Shabu guanliju),203,204 communications: between Chongqing counterfeiting,134 and Shanghai,199; under Guomindang CPF. See China Printing and Finishing Military Affairs Commission,137; Company under Japanese occupation,118; cultural organizations,Nationalist,347 between New Fourth Army and ,347,350 Shanghai,92 culture,ruralization of,68,85–86 Communications Inspection Bureau currency: and foreign exchange,35n82, (Jiaotong jiancha ju),133 241; instability of,30–31,36,36n87; communists. See Chinese Communist military scrip,30; puppet,35n82,55, Party 124–25; reform of March 9,1942,125; Compagnie Fran¸caisedes Tramways et Shanghai United Committee and,195 de l’´electricit´e. See CFTE conductors. See CFTE Dachang,170 confiscation: of Chinese flour mills, Dadao government. See Great Way 51–52; of factories,46; from Shanghai Government enterprises,31,31n65; of U.S. and Da gong bao,284; home supplements to, British firms,36–37,37n89 335 controlled economy,6,11,37,217 Dai Li: agents of,211n6; and cross-zone cooking oil,121 trade,202; and defections from Wang cooperative industrial movement,321 Jingwei regime,195; and Du Cornet,Christine,230 Yuesheng,193; and the Freight Cosme,Henri: and French municipal Transport Regulation Office,203,204; employees,268,270,272; and French and guerrilla fighters recruited from policy toward China,262,263,264; the Green Gang,138; and Kong mentioned,267; and Russian Xiangxi,134n91,135; and the Loyal employees in French Concession, and Patriotic National Salvation Army, 265n15; viewed as supporter of Vichy 205–6; and SACO,206; and the policy,268 Shanghai United Committee,191; cost of living,39–40,211–12 and smuggling prevention,132–37,

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investment companies,40 305. See also Great Way Government; Island Shanghai thesis,6–7,18,67–68, International Settlement,Japanese 85–86,112,252 occupation of Japanese Residents’ Association,239 Japan: food control by,143–44,143n137; Japanese soldiers,rape committed by, invasions of north China,158; 310–11,348,350–51,358 monopoly policies,18,34,37,40,41, Jessfield Park Strike,222–25 42; peace initiatives of,188; return of Jessfield Road No. 76. See Number 76 concessions by,263; sought Jessfield Road collaboration by Chinese capitalists, Jews,268 60–61; surrender of,206,267,272; use Ji Zhangjian,137 of local resources by,10–11,18. Jiading,160n2,170 See also Japanese army; Japanese Jiang Baiqi,106–7 navy; Japanese occupation Jiang Bocheng: arrest of,201; effort to Japanese army: barred Chinese get Yu Xiaqing to leave Shanghai,196; industrialists from their plants,31; and the Shanghai United Committee, bought up military materials in 191n12,192,198,201 Shanghai,92; Central China Area Jiang Dawei,107 Army,158,159–61,183; and the Great Jiang Dongrong,106–7 Way Government,157,158,176–77, Jiang Jianzhong,103 183; and local administration,177; Jiang Jieshi. See Chiang Kai-shek North China Area Army,158–59,160; Jiang Junhui,60,63–64 rivalry with Japanese navy,183; Jiang Shangda,60–61 Special Service Section,33; taxation Jiang Yixiao,305 by,27n36 Jiang Zhaoxiang,224,224n35 Japanese community,7n8,10–11 Jiang Zhongfang,93n7 Japanese companies,10–11 Jiangbei: considered unpatriotic,217, Japanese concessions,47,263 289n41; counterinsurgency activities Japanese Military Police (Kempeitai), in,142n129; laborers from,217,223, 104,118–19,178,189,198,252 224,225; stereotype perpetuated on Japanese navy: docks of,93–94; and the radio,289 Great Way Government,7; and labor, Jiangsu,29,146,147 215–16; occupied Shenxin #7,161; Jiangwan,170 regulation of coastal trade,140n120; Jiangxi,20,131–32 rivalry with Japanese army,184; Jiangyin county,141 and shipments to New Fourth Army, Jiankang jiating yuekan (Healthy home 103 monthly),334,334n15,335 Japanese occupation: attitudes toward,7; Jiankang jiating (Healthy Home),80–83, and the broadcasting industry,280; of 83n42 the foreign concessions,8,117–18, Jiaotong jiancha ju (Communications 261–62,245–47; march into Shanghai, Inspection Bureau),133 47; in November 1937,158; phases in, Jiating niankan (Family annual),334, 117; and public order,149; seizure of 334n15 northern districts,243; treatment of,in Jiating yuekan (Happy home monthly), film Liren xing,346–47,350; women’s 334,334n15,335 lives during,302,322–23,341; Jieshou,203 women’s magazines during,303–4, Jiezhou,130

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Jin Guangmei,189 knitting plants,22,23 Jin Runsheng,135 Kokyogun (Imperial Cooperation Army), Jin Tingsun,193 118 Jin Xiongbai,194,204 Kong,David,135 Jin Yan,215 Kong Xiangxi (H. H. Kung): appointed Jincheng yinhang (Kincheng Banking minister of finance,133n86; and the Corporation),25 Cotton Yarn and Cloth Regulation Jingdezhen,132 Bureau,203; and Dai Li,134n91, Jinmei (heroine of Liren xing),348–49, 135–36; and peace negotiations with 350–52,358,360n14 Wang Jingwei,200; and the Shanghai Jiuguo hui (Save the Nation Society), United Committee,193 305n4 Konoe Cabinet,158 Jiuwang ribao,285 Kuaile jiating (Happy home),334n15 Jobez,Roland,268 Kung Dah Cotton Mill,177 Jourdan,266 Kung,H. H. See Kong Xiangxi Journal of New Medicine (Xin yiyao Kunlun Film Studio,348 kan),80n33 Kunshan,141,159n2 journals. See home journals; periodicals Juntong (Bureau of Military Statistics): labor: CC Clique and,210,220, assassination squads,197; full name 220–21n27,222,226; communists of,210n4; Hong Kong operations, and,212,215,219,219n25; Du 195–96,195n26; and labor,210; loans Yuesheng and,190; Japanese and, to,from Du Yuesheng,202–3; revenue 215–18,236; native-place associations from smuggling,133–34,202; and and,123,222,223,226,227; unions, SACO,206; and the Shanghai United 217,220–21,220n26; and Wang Committee,207. See also Dai Li Jingwei regime,9,123,189,220–22. See also Shanghai General Labor Kagesa Sadaaki (Major General), Union; strikes; workers 141 Lan Ma,347,355 Kanegafuchi Company,51 Land Regulations,231,239 Kang Xinru,202 Laval,Pierre,263 Kangli yuekan (Happy couple monthly), League of Left-wing Writers,305n4 337n21 leather industry,39,121 Kaufman,Judge,268 Lee,Leo,327n4 Ke Ling,328n5,330–31,330n11 Li Linshu,224 Kempeitai,104,118–19,178,189,198, Li Lisan,219n25 252 Li Ming,242 Keswick,W. J. “Tony,”235,237,239, Li Shengwu,144 242,244 Li Shiqun,100,141–42,142n129,144, kidnapping,34,117,136 211 Killery,Valentine St John,242 Li Ziqiong,217 Kincheng Banking Corporation Lian Yuanxiu,332 (Jincheng yinhang),25 Liang Desuo,336n20 Kinloch,Jock,244 Liangshi ju (Grain Bureau),144 Kipnis,Andrew,110n38 Liangyou huabao (Good companion Kirby,William,48 pictorial),336n20 Kitaoka Tatsuo,173n30 Lianyihui,195

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de Margerie,Roland,198,262,263,265, Ministry of National Defense Security 265n15,266–67 Bureau (Guofangbu baomiju),205 Martin,Brian,85 Ministry of Social Affairs (Wang Martyrs Cemetery,99n16 Jingwei),220 May 15 Incident (Tokyo),61 Miscellany Monthly: promotion of : feminism of, women writers,340–41,340n27, 355,357; performances in support of, 342n32; roundtable talks in,342, 319n51; politics of,in Liren xing,352, 342n32; special issues of,341–42, 356–57 341n29 May 30 movement,212,212n10,232, Mitonghui (Grain Control Commission), 261 116n2 media,coastal and inland,86 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,242 medical publications,79–83,80n33,86 Miye gonghui (Grain Guild),144 medical workers,102 model peace zones,141–42,143 medicine: advertising of,291,291n54; “Model Settlement,” 232, 241 Chinese and Western,80; distribution Modern Therapeutics,80n33 of,72; factories and enterprises,39,68; modernization,and health,80 for the New Fourth Army,107; from monopoly policies,18,34,37,40,41,42 occupied China,129; pharmaceutical mop-up operations,101,141 industry,72,75; smuggling of,131; municipal employees: Chinese employees traded by Tongji and Minhua of the French Concession,265; French, companies,203n55,205. See also New 259,268,269–72,275; and the Great Asia Pharmaceutical Company Way Government,163 Mei Fu,334n15 Municipal Orchestra,244,249 Mei Siping,61,72 Murphey,Rhoads,17 memoir sources,68,68n4,90–91 merchant vessels,licensing of,140, Nakajima Seiichi,72 140n120 Nanhui,107–8,160n2,170 Merck and Company,76n20 Nanjing,flour mills in,124 metal industry,22,37,39 Nanjing-Shanghai Railroad,138 metal imports,121 Nanshi (South City): chamber of Meyrier,Jean,269 commerce,181; destruction of plants Mikyo flour company,59 in,21; dyeing plants in,23; economy Miles,Milton E.,137–38,206 of,181; Great Way Government Military Affairs Commission jurisdiction over,170; pacification (Guomindang),134,137. See also team in,159,159n2,159n3; refugees Dai Li from,52; self-government committee military uniforms,51 of,175,181–82 milk industry,86 Nanshi Electric Company,52 minerals,131 Nantong,flour mills in,124 Mingxing ribao (Star daily),330n9 Nanxiang,170 Minhua Company,203–4,205,208 Nanyang Enterprise Company (Nanyang Ministry of Colonies (French),265, qiye gongsi),74 272 narcotics trade,129,130–31,132n84,202 Ministry of Finance (Guomindang), National Commission for the Control of 133n86,134,137. See also Smuggling Commerce (Quanguo shangye tongzhi Prevention Office lianhehui),72

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Wu Mingyi,101 223n34,225,225n39,225n41; murder Wu Qiding,107 of,223; wrote chapter on CFTE Wu Shaoshu,73,195n25,201 strikes,215n14 Wu Tiecheng,196,219 Xu Baiyi,334,334n14,334n15, Wu Yiqing,144 335 Wu Yunqing,144 Xu Caicheng,193,196,199; and Wuhan,51,69 cross-zone trade,202; and the Tongji Wujin (Jiangsu),124 Company,203–4,205 Wusong: businessmen in,46; and Great Xu Guangcheng,77 Way Government jurisdiction,170; Xu Guangping,305,305n4 refugees from,52; self-government Xu Guanqun: campaign for healthy home, committee of,180 81–83; as citizen of People’s Republic Wusong River,180 of China,68n4; commercial empire of, Wuxi,49,102,141,347 78; connections with Nationalists,73; established branch in Chongqing,70; Xian,70 financial institutions of,74; financial Xiandai (Les contemporains),329 transactions of 74–75; flight to Hong Xiaoshuo yuebao (Fiction monthly), Kong,71,84–85; marketing network 332 of,69; memoir of,68,68n4; moved Xiaowan,180 equipment inland while maintaining Xie Baosheng,190 Shanghai business,69–70; opened Xin jiating (New home),334 Guangcheng pharmacy school,77–78; Xin n¨uxing (),348 political alliances of,71–73; and Xin Zhongguo baoshe,340n27 popularization of science,82; positions Xingfu (Domestic bliss),336 in International Settlement,71; Xinhua,175 relations with Japanese-sponsored Xinjiang,78 Chinese officials,72; relationships Xinqun (underground activist in Liren with Communists,73; return to xing),349,353,356,358,360 Shanghai,85; as self-identified fixer,9, Xinwen bao,194 66,68,85,86–87; sold medical Xinya da jiudian,124 products to the Japanese,72. See also Xinya jianye gongsi (New Asia New Asia Pharmaceutical Company Reconstruction Company),74 Xu Jinxian,287n34 Xinyaoye zhiyaoye lianhehui (Alliance of Xu Sheng,215n13 the New Medicine Trade and the ,193 Pharmaceutical Industry),72n11 Xu Zhuodai,83n42 Xinya qiye jituan (New Asia Enterprise Xu Ziwei,205 Group),68 Xuan Tiewu,136 Xinya zhiyao chang. See New Asia Pharmaceutical Company Yan Duhe,285 Xinyi chuxinhui,225n41 Yan Xueting,279,287–88 Xu Amei: association with Communist Yang Hu,193 Party,219n25; collaboration with Yang,Mayfair,108n35 Zhang Kechang,219,219n25; and Yang Wei,193 federation of communication and Yang Xiuzhen,332 utility company employees,219; leader Yang Naiwu (storytelling script), of CFTE union,222–23; mentioned, 280n2

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Yangshupu: cotton industry in,22n20, Yuetangji,94 51; factories in,21; Japanese closure Y¯uh¯o Textile Company,51,61 of,234; labor in,210,215; unions in, Yuhuatai (Jade Flower Terrace) execution 218,220; war in,20,21 ground,146 Yangzi River,34n78,46,92 Yuliang (husband in Liren xing),352–55, Yangzi steam cabin boys’ union, 356 210 Yunshu tongzhi ju (Transport Control Yan ju jiu dui (Ninth Brigade Theater Bureau),133,134 Troupe),347 Yuyao,140 Yao,Chief Deputy Commissioner of Yuyuan Road Conference (1939),218 Police,250 Yao Huiquan,194 Zaojin,175 Yaoyuan de ai (Faraway love; Chen Zazhi yuekan. See Miscellany Monthly Liting),346 Zeng Guangfang,76,82 Yen bloc,30 Zeng Guofan,141 Yexie Town,182 Zeng Wenqiang,332 Yichang,131 Zeng Xigui,133n86 Yi jiang chun shui xiang dong liu (A Zhabei: businessmen in,46; Great Way spring river flows east; Cai Chusheng; Government jurisdiction over,170; ),346,348 industry in,21,23; refugees from,52; Yinhang xuehui (Banking Study war in,20,21 Society),40n111 Zhang Ailing. See Chang,Eileen Yiqianjie (The World of Banking),24 Zhang Aliu,109 yisen yosen (using war to nourish war), Zhang Desheng,217 116n2 Zhang Fubao,223n34,225 Yiyoushe (Helpful Friend Society),91, Zhang Genfu,93–94 91n4,93,103 Zhang Henshui,83n42 yi zhan yang zhan (using war to nourish Zhang Jia’ao,74 war),116n2 Zhang Jin’gen,102 Yongda Transport Company,91,93 Zhang Jixian,193 Yorke,Reginald,244 Zhang Junliang,139–40,140n117 Youhang jiancha chu (Postal and Aviation Zhang Kechang,189,190,219,220,221 Inspection Office),137 Zhang Qi,215n13,215n14,219n25 youji dui (roving strike forces),138n110 ,191 Yousheng (factory worker in Liren xing), Zhang Xiaolin,197 351,352,355 Zhang Yingzeng,189 Youth Corps,178 Zhang Yongkang,225n42 Yu Fengjian,197 Zhang Yongzong,215n13 Yu Guixiang,223n34 Zhangjiabang,182 Yu He,76 Zhanshi huoyun guanli ju (Wartime Yu Hongjun,191n12 Goods Transport Management Yu Qie,330 Bureau),133,134 Yu Shaoming,332 Zhanshi lianhe xunkan (Wartime united Yu Xiaqing,126n49,196 triweekly),309n16 Yu Yaoqiu,220,222 ,347,352 Yuan Lideng,204 Zhao Rudiao,71,76,77 Yuan Ludeng,71,77n25 Zhao Yuan,347

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Zhaofeng gongyuan da bagong (Jessfield Zhonghua zhiye jiaoyu she (China Park Strike),222–25 Vocational Education Society),194 Zhejiang: blockade of,35; food supplies Zhongtong,100,194 in,147; refugees from,29 Zhongyang yanjiu yuan (Academia Zhen Junli,346 Sinica),76–77 Zheng Dingwen,330 Zhou Bangjun,284,294 Zheng Jiemin,205 Zhou Fohai: established Committee for Zheng Yitong,189 Popular Movements,221–22; meeting Zheng Yuzhi,106 with Wu Kaixian after his arrest,199; Zhengxue xi (Political Study Clique), mentioned,194; and the Minhua 73–75 Company,204; and puppet currency, Zhenjiang (Jiangsu): flour mills in,124; 124; pursued contacts between Wang smuggling of goods to Communist Jingwei and Chongqing regimes,200; bases through,92,93,94 and Wang Jingwei,188 Zhenli (Truth),215 Zhou Guoqiang,225,225n41,226 Zhenru,159n2,170 Zhou Lianxia,332 Zhiye fun¨u julebu (Vocational Women’s Zhou Ling,332 Club),99,100 Zhou Naiwen,144 Zhiye jiu jiuguo hui (Vocational Circles Zhou Shoujuan,83n42,329,332,332n13 National Salvation Association), Zhou Weilong,193 108 Zhou Xuexiang,210 Zhong Biao,124 Zhu Bangxing,215n13 Zhongguo gongren yundong xiehui Zhu Boquan,74 (Association for the Chinese Labor Zhu Huiqing,203 Movement),219 Zhu Lin,347 Zhongguo gongye yinhang (China Zhu Shengyuan,197 Industrial Bank),74 Zhu Wenju,287n34 Zhongguo gongye yuebao, Zhu Wenying,305 34n80 Zhu Xuefan: and Green Gang Zhongguo gongye yuekan,38 organization in French concession, Zhongguo Guomindang zhongyang 179; and the Post Office Employees’ weiyuanhui diaocha ju (Zhongtong), Union,219; and the Shanghai General 100,194 Labor Union,210,220; and the Zhongguo n¨ubao (Chinese women’s Shanghai United Committee,193 newspaper),333 Zhu Yuzhen: difficulty controlling Zhongguo wuxiandian,286n30 self-government committees,174; Zhongguo xin n¨ujiezazhi (Journal of a established workers’ league,216; and new Chinese women’s world),333 Great Way Government police force, Zhonghua minguo gongren tongmenghui 161,179; and taxation,180 (Workers’ League of the Chinese Zhujiajiao,279 Republic),216 Zilan huapian (Violet petals),334 Zhonghua shiye xintuo gongsi (China Ziluolan (Violet monthly),332 Industry and Commerce Trust Zou Taofen,320n53 Company),202–3 Zuo Junzhi (Tamura Toshiko),334n15

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