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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SNET: L&J: More Chinese in California (fwd)
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Come on, People. Wake UP!!
/s/ Paul Mitchell
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>HUGH CHINESE RETAIL COMPLEX TO OPEN (from the "Spotlight" March 24th)
>
> A massive port facility in Long Beach isn't the only Red Chinese
>enterprise now in the making here on American shores.
>
> Just down the road from the former George Air Force base in
>California and just 75 miles from downtown Los Angeles there is a
>massive construction project on a 50 acre plot of land. It's the second
>Red Chinese project in the state.
> After conpletion, Da Zhoag Hua Wholesale town will be a $50
>million dollar complex for wholesale and retail sale of Red Chinese
>products. It is located in the town of Adelanto.
> George AFB, shut down (like the L.B. Naval shipyard) recently by
>the government, has been leased to a local group working with the
>Chinese on development and has been renamed Southern California
>International Airport. The airport although "not very busy now" ,
>according to local officials is expected to become a hub of activity
>once the center is open for business.
> Presumably the goods will come in by ship at the Long Beach
>facility recently purchased by the Peking regime, and be transfered
>without inspection, to the complex.
> Now you don't have to go to an American store to by slave made
>communist products; get them right from the source.
> "When finished it will employ 3,000 residents of the Victor
>Valley and be the home of hundreds of Chinese businesses and (sell the
>products of) more than 1,000 companies", Adelanto mayor Tom Thornburg
>was quoted. The name Da Zhoag Hua was translated for the Americans as
>"The Greatness of China".
> A thousand Chinese workers are expected to take up residence in
>Adelanto. They will bring their families.
> To make the Chinese feel at home, a traditional Chinese garden
>is contemplated of some eight acres, plus five Chinese restaurants and a
>theater showing only Chinese movies.
> The center will sell Chinese products at cut-rate prices direct
>from the manufacturers. Half of the center will be devoted to retail
>sales and be similar to outlet malls. The other half will be used to
>wholesale those goods to distributors, throughout North and South
>America. According to officials at the early March groundbreaking,
>clothes, jewelry and electronics will be featured at the 1 million
>square foot facility.
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