THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 1988.
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SHANGHAI
Japanese Allegations Of Raids On Farmers
GUERILLAS
"In A Quandary
As To Whether
To Punish Them"
Shanghai, To-day. Increasing signs that the Chinese guerillas in the vicinity of Shanghai and Hangchow are de- teriorating into wide-scale bandit gangs and preying on the population of the countryside, were alleged by a Japanese spokesman yester- day afternoon.
On the night of July 21st, he said, the Japanese gar- rison at Wokang was advised that approxim- ately. 100 junks, carrying booty, were proceed- ing along a creek in that vicinity.
ENGLAND'S
BOMBING COMMISSION FOR CHINA
Hankow, To-day.
An International Commission to investigate the Japanese bomb- ings and the enforcement of the Four Point Resolution of the In ternational Peace Campaign Con ference was urged by Mr. Shao Li tze, Vice-President of the Chinese Branch of the Campaign, in a re- ception extended to foreign press- men yesterday afternoon.--Reu- ter.
CIVIL SERVICE BOWLS TEAMS
The Japanese forces there FOR TO-DAY took action and succeeded in cap- turing the guerillas as well as the booty..
Authorities, the spokesman day.
DISASTROUS said, had established that the so-
START
O'Reilly's Brilliant
Bowling
The following have been chosen to represent the Civil Service Cricket Club in the Lawn Bowls League to-
Seniors v K.C.C.
OPTIMISM
RISES ON CZECH PROBLEM
London, To-day.
The prospects of a solution of the Czecho-Slovakian minorities question is regarded with more optimism this morning by the papers.
"The Times" states that the draft will of the Nationalities Statute provide for four independent par- liamentary corporations in Bohe- mia, Slovakia, Moravia-Silesia and Carpatho-Ukraine. These regions would be accorded, independent ad- ministrative rights and would as- sume a number of obligations which have hitherto been in the hands of the Central Government.
Attention is also called to, the declaration of the Czechoslovakian Government that the Nationalities Statute is not intended as a docu-
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called guerillas had taken part in A. Warr, A. B. Allan, G. H. Sherriffment which must be accepted
and J. Hollidge (Skip).
R. R. Davies, R. R. Wood, E. w. rejected in its entirety but as Simmonds and S. Randle (Skip); basis for consideration. Trans- The J. M. Purvis, W. J. Burling, L.. A. Ocean.
Juniors v Taikoo D.R.C.
acts of vandalism and the Jap anese are in a quandary whether to punish them or not, bandit gangs are stated to be do-Collyer and J. F. McGowan (Skip). ing much to alienate the farm- B. O. Bostock, F. S. Austin, W. R. ers towards the guerillas.
Hillyer and W. H. Cullip (Skip). When asked by a foreign cor- what punishment would be meted out to the ban-
respondent London, To-day. England fared disastrously in dits if they were captured, the their first innings of the Fourth spokesman said: "They would be Test Match against the Austra-shot on the spot." Reuter lians, which opened on the Head- ingly Ground, Leeds, yesterday and
although they opened the batting for 223 runs, the Australians los
on a perfect wicket, were dismissed
ing one wicket for 32 runs at the close of play.
of the Outstanding features day's play were O'Reilly's brilliant bowling, and Walter Hammond's magnificent innings of 76, scored all round the wicket.
O'Reilly's figures were:
CHUNG SING B.C. SWIMMING GALA
Interesting Programme
Arranged
The Chung Sing Bathing Club have arranged-an-interesting pro- gramme for their third swimming gala to be held at Kennedy Town at Eng-7.30 p.m. this evening, which will land took five hours to compile include a water polo match between
34.1 17 66 ..
Scoring was very slow and
their meagre total.
ENGLAND
First Innings
C. J. Barnett, c Barnett, b Mc-
Cormick
30
W. J. Edrich, b O'Reilly
12
J. Hardstaff, run out
W. R. Hammond; b O'Reilly
76
E. Paynter, st Barnett, b Fleet-
wood-Smith
28
Compton, b O'Reilly
14
Price, c McCabe,
O'Reilly /
H. Verity, not out
́D. V. P. Wright, e Fingleton, b
Fleetwood-Smith
K- Farnes, &c. Fingleton,
Fleetwood-Smith
W. E. Bowes, b O'Reilly
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
O. M. R. 206 187
McCormick
Wafte
O'Reilly
Fleetwood-Smith 117
McCabe
Fall of
Edric
for 88
OR
$4
46
31
66
Royal Artillery, Lyeemun, and the [Clubajarishes
The following is the programme 300 metres free-style (Men).
50 metres free-style (Ladies).
100 metres breast stroke (Boys). 800 metres breast stroke (Men). 200 metres breast stroke (Ladies). 50 metres back stroke (Men). 100 metres free-style (Men). 100 metres back stroke (Men). Water Polo (Lycemun (v. Shing)..
Chung
Fancy swimming and fire works.
AUSTRALIA
First Innings
J. H. Fingleton, not, out
22 W. A, Brown, b Wright
2
B. A. Barnett, not out
Total (for 1 wicket) Fall
wickets. 1for
(Brown).
The teams werei
Australia':D. G, Bradman - (S.A.; Captain, S. J. McCabe (N.SW
W. Badcock (8.A.), B. A. Barnett (Victor
1 la), W. A Brown (Queensland), J. Hi
Fingleton: (N.S.W.), L. O'B. Fleetwood Smith (Victoria), A. L. Hassett (Vic- toria), E. L. McCormick (Victoria), W
EMGRAWaite O'Reilly (N.S.W.),', (SA) and S. Barnés (N.S.W) 12th
Hammond: (Glou- "K. Farnos. (Essex (Gloucester)judi. Vérity W Price (Middlesex Wright (Kent),"Di Compton
cest
for"142" (Ham- Työi
mond); 5-for-1 (Paynter)?:6 för
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F. Hickman, J. 1. Carr, B. KYUGOSLAVIA mon and J. W. Cook (Skip).
H.. F. Harper, P. D. Crawley, J. RENTER EUROPEAN Pengelly and S. Eccleshall (Skip).
ZONE FINAL
TO-DAY'S BASEBALL
Brussels, To-day. Yugoslavia beat Belgium - by
A good baseball game should be three matches to, nil in the Semi- witnessed at Caroline Hill this final Round-of the European Zone
afternoon when the U.S.S. Sacre of the Davis Cup Competition yes
mento play the Chinese Baseball terday and will now meet the win- Club, champions of local Baseball ners of the Germany-France tie.
League.
Reuter
FAR EASTERN MIRROR
A Fortnightly
Some Interesting Articles in the Present Issue: JAPAN STRIKES AT SOUTH CHINA
by John Ahlers CHINA'S UNKNOWN WOMAN
by Robin Hyde TOTAL WAR AND TOTAL RESISTANCE
•⠀⠀⠀ by Edgar Snow.
THE DANUBE AND THE YELLOW RIVER
by Freda Utley.
JAPANESE SEAL LIPS OF SOLDIERS
Special Article
JAPANESE SPIRIT IN FULL BLOOM
Manchester Guardian
SHANGHAI GERMANS CONDEMN JAPANESE
INVASION2th{b}
by A. T. Jones
JAPANESE DEPENDENCE UPON UNITED
STATES
by Eliot, Janew
35 cents a copy.
$6:00 a year
(Yorkshire), J. Hardstaff (Notts) and
171 (Compton), 7-for 172 (Price);} (Middlesex), W.3. Edrich (Middlesex), 8 for 213 (Wright), 9 for 216 E Paynter (Lancashire), WE. Bowos (Farnes), 10 for 223 (Bowes),
(Yorkshire)ardley (Cambridge),