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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1938.
JAPANESE PLANES RAID SOUTH
CANTON DAMAGE
Canton, Jan. 28.
A foreigner telephoned, to Reuter
HAICHOW RAIDED
Hsuchow, Jan. 25. Three Japanese planes raided Halchow, the eastern terminus of
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RAIDERS THROW AMERICAN MAIL LINE
HANDBILLS
today that eight Japanese planes the Lunghal Railway, yesterday With Anti-Chiang
had dropped more than ten bombs in the vicinity of the air feld at Shekpal, north of Tungshan.
The bombs fell with a deafeninx explosion shattering houses and rattling the windows of houses throughout Tungshan.
The Italian Consulate in the out- skirts of Tungshan, now has a large crack in the wall. From the roof of the Italian Consulate it ap- pears that one, or probably two. fires have broken out. The for- eigner added that this was probably severest raid for Several
the months.
Anti-aircraft guns thundered into antion, the white puff of smoke breaking in a clear blue sky all round the invading planes but no hits were registered."
Since most of the bombs fell in the countryside, it is believed the damage done was very slight and no casualties were expected.—
Reuter.
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afternoon.
Six bombs were dropped at Hsl pu. damaging a locomotive, the railway godown and several sec- tons of rails,
Three other planes bombed Fengyang and Hwalgun, on the left flank of the Tientsin-Pukow Rallway. in Ankwei, yesterday morning. Central New:
PLANES RECONNOITRE NINGPO
Ningpo, Jan 25. Six Japanese planes, coming from the Cheklang coast in two groups, reconnoltred Ningpo yester- day afternoon. Later, they flew to Lishe, southwest of Ningpo, and re- leased six bombs which landed in the open fields and caused no
damage.orget Neima
WAITEUNG BOMBED Walyeung, Kwangtung, Jan. 25: Two Japanese planes raided Wal- yeung yesterday afternoon. One bomb was dropped, wounding a boatman on a raft in the river. Central News.
BOYCOTT MOVEMENT GROWS IN ENGLAND
Kai-Shek Sentiments:
Canton, Jan. 25. The air raid alarm was sounded throughout Canton shortly after 7 a.m. today. It is surmised that the Canton-Hankow Railway is again the Japanese objective.
The Japanese have concentrated on various sections of this line for several days past, but Canton Itself is seldom afected „by these raids, although the planes are usually sighted from Salchuen or
Tungshan en route."
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According to Chinese sources. the Japanese airmen are alleged to have dropped a number of handbills throughout the province. These are understood to be of an anti-Chiang Kai-shek nature, but the strictest precautions were taken by the authorities to prevent their circulation-Reuter.
20,000 Japanese
fi
Reinforcements
Hauchow, Jan. 25. Since January 17, twenty thou- sand Japanese troops, shifted from the Shans and Pelping-Hankow Railway fronts, have passed
Lord Cecil Hopes For Action through Tientsin by train on their
By Others
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London, Jan. 25. ;-
A resolution. welcoming the POOTUNG GUERILLAS
movement for the boycott of Japanese goods, and hoping "there" will be an extension of the boy- cott, sufficient to convince the Bri- tish Government of the strength of public opinion on the question, was moved by Lord Cecil speaking tonight at Hanley, Staffordshire.
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-STILL-ACTIVE-
Kinhwa, Jan. 25.
An aviation school has been es- tablished by the Japanese at the Fish Mart, Shanghai, according to a report received here.
Lord Cecil sald the Lea-
Chinese guerilia troops in Poo- gue of Nations Union and the tung, the report states, are still International Peace Campaign had actively harassing the Japanese, taken preliminary steps towards inflicting heavy casualties upon alding the boycott of Japanese them in surprise attacks Five goods. He hoped the International | thousand Japanese reinforcements Conference would meet in London have now been sent to Pootung in an attempt to clear up the Chinese on Feb. 2 at which the Union would urge the adoption of similar guerillas. Several Japanese war measures by as many countries as ships are also anchored of the possible.
Pootung bund to assist in the operations.
Referring to attacks on the Lea- que by Italy and Germany, Lord Cecil' warned small Powers of the danger of abandoning the League, "Let them consider carefully the récent international history of those countries who are wooing themi so assiduously. Ei ll not cer- tain that as soon as they have served the turn of those seeking their support they will be abandoned?" asked Lord Cecil- Reuter.
LABOUR DEPUTATION
London, Jan. 25. The National Council of Labour, in deputation to the Prime Minia- ter on the situation in the Far East is visiting Downing Street tomorrow afternoon.-- Reuter.
CHINESE STUDENTS
FOR ENGLAND
Hankow, Jan. 5: Notwithstand- ing the war situation, the Britiah Boxer Indemnity Board will con- tinue sending Chinese students to
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Fifteen Japanese transports load ed with provisions and military supplies. have arrived in Shanghai during the last two days, while the 29th Japanese Division has depart- ed for the north en route to Shan- si by boat- Central Ne
LUNGWANGMIAO RECAPTURED
Chengchow, Jan, 25. Lungwangmlao, near Tamingfu, in south Hopel, has been recaptured. by a Chinese mobile unit, which
is now pushing toward Tamingfu,
way to the Tientsin-Pukow. Rail- way front in Shantung, it is ze- llably learned.
Owing to the damage of the railway bridge spanning the Yellow River at Lokow and the radway
tracks at many points, great dif-
Aculty is being experienced by the Japanese-in-military-transport
Up till yesterday only about 4.- 000 of the Japanese reinforcements had succeeded in crossing the Yellow River.-.. Central New
FRENCH PROTEST
the
Hankow, Jan. 25. Accompanied by seven officials of the so-called "Tatao (Great Way) Municipal Government, two Japanese special service men pro- ceeded, ou January 23, to Shanghai Municipal Bank in Rue Joffre in the French Concession st Shangha! and demanded to take over the bank, but were turned out by the French police, a report re- ceived here states.
It is learned that the French Consul-General at Shanghai has lodged a protest with the Japanese Consul-General over the incident. Central New3.
$1,000,000 APPEAL FOR CHINA
Washington, Jan. 25. An appeal to the nation to can-
it is learned from military sources. | tribute a million dollars to the suf- The east bank of the Wei River, fering civilians of China was made running through south Ropet, is by President Roosevelt in a letter reported to have been cleared of to the American Red Cross, Japanese troops-Central News,
In the letter the President says: "I feel that our people are deeply
HOHSIEN RE-ENTERED pathetic to those in need in
;
Hauchow, Jan, 25 Chinese forces have retaken Hohsten, on the north bank of the Yangtze River, In Anhwel, after
England to pursue higher studles. the Japanese troops retired to
Altogether 20 scholarships will Wukiang, a town north-east, be offered by the Board this year. Mingkwang, 0 the Tentsin- Competitive examinations will be Püksw Railway, about 105 kilo-
this situation.”
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The President recalls "that the Japanese Red Cross has already declared that their resources are
adequate to deal with Japanese Deeds-Reuter.
held simultaneously at different metres north of Pukow, is still in INFLAMMATORY
places to select the candidates, with | Japanese hands.
A
detailed subjects of study to be On the Grand Canal, in Kiangsu, LITERATURE
announced later.
the Japanese troops are strength-
Five batches of Chinese students ening defences at Shaopo in anti- SENT TO JAPAN
have already been sent to England to take advanced courses there during the past five years.—— Central News,
SWATOW RICE SHORTAGE
Canton, Jan. 25.
A consignment of 6,000 bags of rice were shipped in two steamers En route to Swalow from Canton in order to relieve the acute rice shortage there.
cipation of a Chinese counter- attack. Many mines have been laid and additional barbed wire barricades erected there Central News.
SUPPORT FOR
"PROVISIONAL
́GOVERNMENT'
Tokyo. Jan. 24. The Federation of Chinese As- sociations in Tokyo. representing 2000 Chinese residents will hold a mass meeting on Jan. 26 according to a semi-official Japanese state- 'Swatow has for some Elme been
ment. The meeting, the statement facing a rice shortage and conse-declares, at which Mr. Chang Tao quently the prices have soared bigh making it diffendt for the Cheng will preside, will formally people to purchase the staple food. adopt a resolution adjuring the Chiang Kai-shek administration. Within a day or two another and supporting the Provisional few thousand bags will be shipped | Government of the Republic of to Swatow Reuter.
China," Reuter,
Tokyo, Jan. 24.
The Japanese police are worried by inflammatory literature alleged to have been sent, surreptitiously to Japan by Communista in the United States and China. also by Kuomintang agents in China and elsewhere: The smuggling of such inflammatory literature, the police declared, had ceased for some time since the outbreak of the "China tricident." Recently, however, it was again reported from various parts of Japan. The addressees chosen, by the Communists and Kuomintang agents in China are elsewhere, say the police, and in- clude those of Government officials. university, professors and school teachers, whose names have "ap- parently been chosen at random
from list Reuter
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