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JAPANESE ADVANCE A MILE ON 8-MILE FRONT.
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of receiving celief has dinnp-' peared,
The failure of the Japanese to rapture all the objectives Inld down in the plan of campaien is off- lally explained as conseguent upon a refinal to throw lives for little advantage.
FRUITLESS DAY.
nway
a
Shanghai, Feb. 22. 1.10 a71. The fall of, night brought Mlackening of effort all along the fighting-lines, the seennd day of the big Japanese offensive having closed, leaving the military posi- tion little changed from last night. The fans minor mccesses obtain-
on small
Lora by th
Juve day Japanese during the
been offart by The manner in which the Chinese dislodged them from the fasting gained in Riame wan Village.
MACHINE-GUN NESTS.
The Japanese, in accordance with their entrolled practive, now awall the frat nt reaks
dawn before respining the forward drive.
Ports
Despite their
Elarious
all day yesterday, they were un- able to forer eir The Through Kinngwan, where the Chimne machine a posts ad the Villare till remmin undishalged. Wita
plenty
antrunition an
potentiality for inleting serious damage on attackers,
SLOW TEMPO.
The chief feature of yedekday s fighting was the slow tempo at the Jupettese attack The roupa did not make any attempt to advance until after several homes of tillery and aerial bombardment. The paucity of the Chinese tillery reply has been enture also. It is belleyed that fr Chinese are not fring L rent deal at present in order pot to poaltion of their Exp the weapons to the airmen,
15 HOURS' BEHIND.
The Japanese offensive apera- tons fre already believed to br
behind oyer Afteen hours
pru-
gramme and there is I doubt that General Ugeda is litulog that his task is becoming increaziogly difficult as the advance proceente,
Hence, he has sublett å respekt for the immediate itespatch of a fresh tivision of troops.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1932.
Our photo shown Chinese troops carrynig « land mine for tying in the path they expected to be taken by the Japanese tanks. Duzens of them have been laid down and electrically fired from points further in the rear, and successes are claimed.' It is reported, by the Chinese, that two Japane tanke have been put out of action.
DERBY SWEEP
DRAW.
CHINESE CLUB NUMBERS.
Ju the Chinenser Club Derby seep. 18,000 tickets The first prize is $90,nung, sewand. $22.500: third. $13,500. Starees and non-starters deceive
The Truk in res follows;
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Refugees have been pouring out of the Yangtzepoo and Hongkaw Districts into the centre of the International Settlement in tens of
thousands since Saturday. Our photos show typical scenes.
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ELECTION.
SEIYUKAI HEADED FOR TRIUMPH.
Tokyo, Feb. 22, 2.12 a.m. The election results which had been received at midnight showed the state of the parties to be us follower:
Seijukai.. Minscito Proletarians
Others
96
FARTHING.
MARKET ABSOLUTELY
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Band and Orchestral Selections, (a) Air de Ballet (b) Callirhoe
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Symphony No. 4 in B Minor
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9.00-9.30 p.m.
(Approximately) Relay from the European Y.M.C.A. Kowloon of the Lecture by Dr. E. Allen on "Dreams" by courtesy of the Entertainment Committee.
9.30-10.05 p.m.
The entire Magical Numbers of the Opera "Trial By Jury" (Glbert "and Sullivan) recorded under the direction. C-48. of Rupert D'Oyly Carle
10.05-10.39 p.m. Operatie. Alda (Verdi) Introduction of
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Close
Although the Hongkong dollar rose a farthing to-day, the market tions more or less nominal. The is absolutely dead, with
same conditions obtain in Shang- hal.
In London, silver is up - 1/8th Go ready and 1/16th forward. The rise is chiefly due to absence of Isellers, but the market is very
quiet.
The successful candidates include Mr. Hata, the Minister for Over- sens Affairs and Mr. Mayeda, the Minister of Commerce and Indus- try-Router.
ATA
QNANZIAMO
a night of fitful fire from the rival lines, and in which both
sides worked like men pocessed] | to consolidate their positions, the thunderous boom of heavy guns signalised the resumption of the Japanese offensive at Kinnywan And the Chapel fronts.
The Chinese are determinest net | to yield ground, and with the danger of aerial observation ne longer present, countered shell for shell all through the night.
NEW OBSTACLE.
It is now raining steadily, the Lendy downpour having rendered the ground extremely sodden, a fact which may play an important part in the battle to-day. The movements of the Japanese are eretain to be seriously impeded.
Reuter's special representative Ost The Woosung battle-front, telephones that the situation there has not changed, but the Chinese, who have received fresh supplies i of munitions, show signs of changing from the defensive to) the offensive, and a decisive battle
3 to be expected.-Reuter.
OUTFLANKING MOVE.
The central point of hostilities
is still Kinngwan, three
miles north of the Settlement on the Shanghai-Woosung railway Hne.
in
Here Japanese obtained fooling but although the village is flames, the Chinese machine-gun- ners are proventing capture. Throughout the day, the panese engaged on an outfunking movement and advanced some distance 01 the right beyond! Kiangwan.
Bombing neroplanes, and tanks are being employed against the - Chinese positions and the Chinese
have used land mines against thei tanks, claiming some success.
King's Norton King's Purni Liberty Bay Lane Star Maple Leaf Meridian Star Merry-go-round. Merry Thought Michel Guy Mon Talisman Myrtle Leut Navy Hall Night Patrol Downton Priners inil Punch
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CALM IN SETTLEMENT.
In the International, Sottlement, conditions are practically normal.) Although there is necessarily dan- ger from stray shells while tho hostilities are conducted so near, this risk does not appear to have Increased with the resumption of hostilitles. Probably the firm ro- presentations made to both tho Chinese and Japanese authorities A by the representatives of the nou- tral Powers have had their effect. Meanwhile completo calm is main- tained in the Bettlement-Brilish Wireless.
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MASSACRE OF 26 OFFICIALS.
COMMUNIST DRIVE IN S. AMERICA.
Jan. 21. Following the massacre of 28 Government officials in the Sal vador rising, a force of 300 mem- bers of the richer families in San Salvador in patrolling the streets with orders to shoot all Com- munists at sight.
The officials, it is alleged, were lined up and shot without trial.
Members of foreign as well as native families have joined the volunteer force.
Mr. D. J. Rodgers, the British Charge d'Affaires in Salvador, in a message received here, statos that the insurgents attacked a British plantation near the capital, but were ropulsed with the help of local guards.
The British crufaer Dragon, he states, is expected to arrive at Salvador on Thursday.
An offer made by commandera of British and United States wur- ships to land men in Salvador has been declined by President Mar- tínez, according to reports from Sam Salvador.
of The number Communist casualties is now estimated at 2,000. The Government is stated to be in complete control of the entire country.
Tho Chilean Consulato in Now York has informed Santiago that Communists, working from Monte video, plan to make a propaganda drive throughout South America, especially in Chile, the Argentine, Uruguay and Peru,
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