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No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns.
No fire Insurance has been effected, NIPPON YUBEN KAISTA, Hongkong, 15th. August, 1930.
Tank Falls 10ft.,
Kills Soldier
Lance-Corporal Ceceli Langlon was killed instantly when the two-seater tank of which he was acting as com- mander dropped 10 ft. and over" turned.
Address: No. 19 Sung Street, Sung Wong Tol, Kowloon City: Office hours: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Only on Sundaya,
Speculation In Britain
Manoeuvres May Presage Crisis In Czecho-Slovakia ?.
London, Aug. 12.
It has been learned that tho Ger- man army munoeuvres which will be held during the latter part of August will be larger than the normal sum??- mer war games,
Whitehall advices have revealed that the reservists will be called to join in the regular forces' manoeuvres, arousing speculation as to whether they are preparing for a crisis in Czectio-Slovakia,
However, a Whitehall offelal em- phasised that the reports give no basis for alarm,
The Daily Express financial editor sold that big German Industrialists and even party officials are risking fines and Imprisonment by rushing to export their money and possessions by elaborate underground methods, fearing a war or a severe industrial Blump.
dive on the Berlin
The paper attributes the recent
Bourse to the fight of German capital together with the persistent demand for gold in Europe-United Press.
NO BRITISH DEMARCHE
London, Aug. 13.
It is denied that there has been any British demarche to Berlin re- Karding the German troop movements and mobilisation-Reuter,
L
EUROPE'S NERVES TAUT
London, Aug. 13. Europe's nerves are faut with the worst attack of "war scare jitters" for three months, but the different Governments have assured the people that the next war is still a long way off.
Aggravating the tension as I re- sult of Germany's admittedly un- usual war games have been the sud- den resurgence of Italo-French uni- mosity and the ban against British army officers wishing to travel in German military zones.
bave
For several weeks rumours spread throughout the world that to- will be unether of Hitler's day Private Balley, the driver, was in-Saturdays of surprises, but official ns- jured.
surances are that there is no cause for ularm, at least temporurlly, while a series of announcements from Ber-
The accident happened during exercises near butts on the training grounds of the Royal Tank Corps at Catterick, Yorkshire.
Langton, aged 23, was single and a native" of Twickenham, Middlesex.
IT'S EASIER TO FIGHT
TEN PRISON RIOTS THAN
TAME ONE DIZZY DAME!
MEET PAT O'BRIEN ...THE TAME GUY!
He has to tame a prison full of rioting men...to tame an armful of darling dynamite in the hit of his fighting career!
SAN QUENTIN
w, PAT
O'BRIEN
HUMPHREY
BOGART
Jal
SHERIDAN
MacLANE
WEDNESDAY
At The
QUEEN'S
in proclaiming Hitler's peaceful in- tentions has apparently had some effect in soothing fears, but the ten- sion will persist for six weeks until the German manoeuvres end, owing to the fact a 1,000,000 in arms will be an important psychological factor to impress Czecho-Slovaltio of the ne- cessity of satisfying the Sudeten mi- nority..
The belief is growing that the "August 13 scare" may be encouraged by financial manipulators seeking to exploit the fluctuating currencies.
Lord Halifax has resumed his va- cation and Mr. Neville Chamberinin hopes to return to the country.--- United Press.
STOCK MARKET REPORT
The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 12.30 p.m. Saturday, reads:
The market was quietly steady during the short session with very litle business transacted,
Buyers Hongkong Bank $1,433 Hongkong (Loa) Ba
Unton Insurance $495.
HK. Fire Insurance $205
Union Waterbosts $7
HK, & K. Wherves $128
Providenia (Old) $14
Ilaube $9.70
H. &. 5. Hotels 0% H.K. Lands 338
HK. Tramwayɛ $37,45
Peak Trans (Old) $3⁄41⁄2
China Light joidý $11.30
China Light (New) 15
HK, Electrics 100% Cements #18%
HK. Ropes $41
Dairy Farma' $25%;
Wations $1.50
Constructions $1.80
11.16. Govt. 47% Loan
såpm.
Consolidated China Prov. (Old) $7
Bellate
HK. & K. Wharves $120%
11. & S. Hotels 10.00
HK. Tramway $17.00
Sales
H. & S. Hotel $0.50
HK. LA
Star Ferries
Telephones (010), $20,00
Dairy Farms $2555
Antamoks Pr. 39°
Atoke 31
Baguio Gold 21-
Benguet Consol 11.30.
Coco Greve 455
Consolidated Mines 0043 Demonstrations .27 IX.L. 00
Paracale Cumaus 13
San Mauricio $1
Huyos Consol 17
United Paracalen
Fashion Show Ban
In Japan
Tokyo. Mannequins in flowered silks and earth will not be seen in the fashion salons of department stores in Japan in future as fashion shows have been banned by the Ministry of Public Welfare in line with the nation-wide campaign to sao substitutes in the interests of economy,
Department store managers have not yet decided what substitutes can be devised for fashion shows to stimulate sales.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY,
Yogi Is Ten Minutes In
Sealed Box, Lives
To prove that he could live after being buried, a feat of India's ancient art of Yogi, Pro- fessor Yashpal, who is on his way to Australia, gave a demon- stration at the Victoria Memorial Hall recently.
He stepped into an airtight wooden box, had the lid closed over him and the box sealed, and stayed inside for more than ten minutes.
When the seal was broken and the box re-opened, he reappeared, np- parently none the worse.
STOPPED PULSE
CONFLICT
DRAINING
NATIONS' RESOURCES
Japan Spends Vast Sums On Arms
In another feat, he stopped his pulse beats Intermittently ever
A period of about four minutes. European doctor from the audience
Washington, Aug. 14. held his pulse during this act, noted Government statistica indicate periods of complele cessation of the that both Japan and China are bents.
fast exhausting their monetary
Blindfolded, Professor Yashpal wrote от blackboard writings made reserves. by the audience after his eyes had been_bondaged.
Explanation of this feat could perhaps be found in the professor's method of feeling the words several times over before giving a similar
tracine of them below.
FEATS OF ARCHERY
The two nations, at death grips on the Asia mainland, are draining their treasuries of silver and gold to pay for the munitions and war materials they are purchasing.
Imanding Mr. M. D. P.the latter, to
fents of
From
Malayan
A constant stream of bullion and to the audience were his treasure is being exported to Europe and the United States, principally tu pay for their purchases. Gilroy, president of the
The effect on the economic structure Magle circle by cutting the thread of the two nations of the exhaustion
garland, with suspending the
an of bullion reserves may be the de arrow shot from a distance of ten termining factor in the conflict. yords, Professor Yashpal gave de
China's supply ot convertible monstrations of rapid shooting, shoot-wealth is less than Japan's. How Ing at stationary and moving objects, ever, the Chinese contend that they shooting in the dark and blindfolded, are capable of withstanding a greater shooting by sound and with the aid economic stress. of a a mirror.
During the first twelve months of He shot equally well with his feet the war, Japan shipped to the United as with hands, swept off six lighted States gold to the value of U.S.$238,- pandles mounted on sticks and placed 1624,202. Chinese buillon shipped to in a circle, with a single arrow, the United States in the same period The performance was given in aid amounted to U.S.$92,719,992. Most of of the Arya Samaj building fund, this came in the form of silver from Singapore.
London and Paris, where China has secreted most of her reserves.
Film Stars Suspected Communists
Startling Report On
U.S. Activities
are
During the last sixteen months Japan has been forced to begin large- scale gold shipments in order to support the yen, which has been severely strained by the enormous purchases of war materials, and dur- ing that perlod Japan's gold exports to the
the United States alone have amounted to U.S.$352,800,000.
Government treasury authorities informed that the source of most Japan's gold
gold shipments is the special reserve created last year, when the yen was re-valued and stabilised at 1s. 2d. sterling. Washington, Aug. 14.
Indications Allegations that some members off
that the film colony in Hollywood
reserve is nearing exhaustion. using their high salaries to finance Cabinet last month authorised the It is pointed out that the Japanese communism was made to-day in a report issued by a Congressional export of approximately U.S.$07,900,- Commission which is studying "Un-000 worth of gold owned by the Bank American Activities" in the United, of Jopan States.
The extent of China's reserve is un- known. However, officials agree that report says that evidence tends it is undoubtedly becoming depleted. to show that all phases of radical In this connection, China is waging and communistic activities are rom pant in Hollywood studios", and adds a losing battle owing to the serious that an investigation of subversive curtailment of her Customs revenues. activities on the Pacific coast revealed -United Press,
The
arc
"most serious and starting situa-| tion, with terrorism ranging from, crop sabotage to kidnapping und murder."-Reuter.
PRAYERS FOR CHINESE
Christians Should Fight Covetousness
London, Aug. 14. Special prayers were offered to-day for the victims of bombardments in Canton and Hankow.
St.
now are
.
this
Many Planes Pass Macao
Macao, Aug. 13. Japanese planes were busy to-day, and the noisy drone of their engines was clearly audible In Macao on several occasions as they made their way into China or on their retur
return to Cho Island. It was generally cloudy their bases at the Ladrones or San
AUGUST 15, 1938.
MANY DEAD IN THREE AIR CRASHES
Berlin, Aug. 13. Twelve passengers and three mem- bers of the crew were killed when an air liner on the Prague-Paris ser- vice crashed in the Black Forest. A stewardess, the sole survivor, serlously injured.
POST
OFFICE.
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Letters and Postcards for Europe They and South America are forwarded
"via Siberia" If so superscribed.
AIR MAIL, LETTERS Air mail lettera may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. should be clearly marked "By Air Mail and bear suficient postage. was Insuficiently prepaid jelters may be taxed with double the deficiency or The plane was many hours over-forwarded by Steamer Service, at the due at Strasbourg when it crashed discretion of the Post Once. Into
hillske near Offenburg and caught fire.
The passengers were mostly Jews. There were no British subjects on board.
This route is commonly used in transcontinental journeys by non- Aryan passengers not wishing to travel through Germany-Reuter,
to
A United Press message gives the name of the stewardess as Merla Kretner, 23, and says that one of the passengers
was called Dorothy Cohen, Czech concern.
The plane belonged Trans-Ocean states the accident occurred while the plane was pass. ing through a bank of heavy mist. MEXICAN PLANE CRASH
an
Mexico City, Aug. 13. A Mexican Aviation Company's plane has been found wrecked
mountain slope near San Andres. Tuxíla.
All eight passengers and the crew of three are dend.
The machine apparently ernshed head-on Into the hillside and burst into flames-Reuter.
United Press states that the plane was en ruute to Vera Cruz from Villa Hermosa and had not been heard from since 12.18 p.m. on Fri- day, when it reported that it was encountering heavy rains,
AIR FORCE CRASH
London, Aug. 13. Six persons are believed to have lost their lives when an R.A.F. fy- ing boat crashed Into the sea off Felixstone.
One body has been found-Reuler.
Wild Weather In Britain
London, Aug. 12. to take their toll of life in the United Freak weather conditions continue
Kingdom.
Four people have been killed in two Royal Air Force crashes in Lincolnshire and Cheshire, the planes
Violens losing their way in 'n fog.
storms broke over the north-eastern part of London and many other, parts of the country, which suffered considerable damage as a result of torrential rain and hall storms.
Extensive flooding occurred outside the Alm studios at Denham, where High Street resembled a river.
Lightning was also responsible for considerable damage. A silk mill at Macclesfield was struck by lightning and within a few minutes was ablaze from end to end. Five hundred pounds in notes and silver, ready for Friday's pay-day for the workers, was destroyed by the fire.
In Leicester a farmer sheltering under a tree was killed by lightning. -Reuter.
THREE LIGHTING VICTIMS.
London, Aug. 12. London
was again visited this afternoon by a vicient thunderstorm which caused damage to houses und the flooding of streets.
Leeds and other places also suffer- damage from lightning and floods, and three persons were killed by lightning in various paris of the country-British Wireless.
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
London, Aug. 13. The weather has improved, from always yesterday's storm and rain.
Dro
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Malla closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwhe AIR MAIL SERVICES
stated, and where malls are advertis- Air Mail Services to Shanghai, ed to close at or before 9 a.m., re- Naniting, Tsingtau, Ticnisin and Pel-gistered and parcel maits are closed ping are temporarily suspended, at a pan. on the previous day.
INWARD MAILS
From
Straito Tientsin Salgon Manila
For
Duc.
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.August 15.
Hupch
August. 10.
Aramis
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date,
Imperial Airways Plante August 16.
La Plata, Maru
Tingsong
.August 10:
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Europe viu Siberia London date, 25th July) Straits
and
Europe via Sucz (Letters and Papera) London, dale, 21st July and London Par- cels London date, 14th July Japan Bangkok
Calcutta and Straits
Australia and Manila Haiphong
Japan and Shanghai.... Air Ball by "Imperial Altways Direct Service"-London date, 14th August. Japan and Shanghal Shanghai
FOT
Chitral
Helyo Maru Kwelyang Tilawa... Atsuta Maru Canton
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Imperial Airways Plane Naldera
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Conte Biancamano
OUTWARD MAILS
Per
Monday
Swalow and Shanghai.......... Leesong
.Mon., Aug. 15, 12.30 p.m.
Air Mall for Slan, Lanchow, Chang- Earasia Plane
sha and Chengtu, etc. (via Han- kow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surfaco
д transport
permit).
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Services
...... Mon., Aug. 15.
G.F.O. and K.P.O. Ret. ****
Aug. 15, 4.30 p.m.
Ord. ..................., Aug. 15, 5 p.m.
Air Mall for "Imperial Airways Imperial Airways Plane
Direct
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Reg..
Mon, Aug. 15.
K. P. O.
Aug. 15, 5 p.m. Ord........ Aug. 15, 5.30 p.m.
G. P. O. Reg.,
Aug. 15, 5 p.m. Ord., ................ Aug. 15, 7 p.m.
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Air Mail for Malaya, and Australia Imperial Airways Plano
by "Imperial Airways' Direct Ser- vice"due Sydney, 22nd August
Reg., Ord.,
Ref. Ord.,
Manila, Australia and New Zealand Changte
via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day Island, 27th August
Aur. 15, 5 p.m. Aur. 15, 5.30 p.m.
G. r. o.
Aur. 15, 5 p.m.
Aug. 15. 7 p.m. .Mon., Aug. 15.
G.P.D. and K.P.0. Parcels,...Aug. 15, 5 p.m.
Reg., Ord..
Tuesday
Aug. 16, 8.43 a.m. Aug., 16, 9.30 am.
Fort Bayard and Haiphong ....... Jean Dupuis Tues., Aug. 16. a.30a.m. Holhow, Paklici and Halphong .... Kwangtung Tues., Aug. 16, 10 a.m. Kongmoon................................................. On Lee......Tues, Aug. 16, 10 p.m. Swnlow, Shanghai and Tientsin Kwaisang..Tues., Aug. 10, 12.30 pm. Hollow
Hal Lee....Tues., Aug. 16, 1.30 p.m.
G.P.O.. and K.P.O.
Air Mall for "K. I M. Airways La Plata Maru......Tura, Ang. 16..
Direct Service"-due Amsterdam, 28th August,
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Ord.,
Strolls, Ceylon, India, East and Lo Plata Maru
South Africa
*Shanghal
Batavin and Sourabaya
..Aur. 16, 1.30 p.m..
....Aug. 16, 2 p.m.
Tues., Aug. 16, 2.30 p.m.
Sarpedon ..Tues., Aug. 18, 2.30 p.m. Tilsaraca.Tues., Aug. 16 2.10 p.m.
Air Mall for Wuchow and Chung C.N.A.C. Plane .... Tacs, Aug. 16.
king by the "C.N.A.C. Airways Direct Service"
Shanghai, Japan and Europe via
Siberia
Samshui and Wochow Kongmoon... Swatow and Amoy
G.P.O. and K.P.O. Reg. ...
ora..
Aramis
Wednesday
Tai Hing Fook On Suiyang
Aug. 16, 4.30 p.m. *............. Aug. 16, 3 p.m.`
Tues., Aug.16, 5 p.m.
Wed., Aug. 17, 8.15 a.m. Wed., Aug. 17, 10 am.. Wed., Aug. 17, 4.30 p.m.. Tingeing.....Wed., Aug. 17, 5 p.m. Wed, Aug. 17.
and the planes were not visible, but observers Chinese ter-
Haiphong One of the freaks of yesterday's
*Shanghai, Jopan, Honolulu, Canada, Empress of Canada ritory, where better visibility ob-weather was a fall of snow in York-
Central and South tained, report that on one occasion shire to the depth of two feet. no less than 75 planes were counted In Manchester two trams were in the sky;
struck by lightning while in Leeds a
Services were held in Westminster The majority of the planes were Magistrate had to adjourn court as
from the Ladrone Islands, some Abbey, Westminster Cathedral,
of the rain was so heavy it was im lond planes and some aul's Cathedral; the City Temple, St. them
sca possible to hear the case.-Reuter Martin's and many
other churches planes. A smaller number of planes Bulletin. throughout the country.
have their base at San Cho Island.
Island
Canon Donaldson, preaching at A refugee from San Cho Island re- Westminster Abbey, said that the ports that the number of Japanese on Japanese war on Chian was an the
has been greally reduced, example of the greed and covelous-but there hos been an Increase in ness against which all Christians must believe that the workmen brought to other men. The Son Cho Islanders struggle.--Reuter.
GERMAN LABOUR CONSCRIPTED TO RUSH DEFENCES
(Continued from Page 1.)
aged on fortifications and that 500,-)
000 reservists have been called up.
Son Cho Island are mixed groups of Formosans, Koreans, Manchurians, and men from Shantung.-Our Own Correspondent,
VIOLATION OF TRUCE REPORTED
Moscow, Aug. 14.
It is stated that the Foreign Com- missar M. Litvinov, requested the
LOYALISTS CLAIM Japanese Ambassador to call at the
AIR VICTORY
Barcelona, Aug. 14.
It is believed that not more than The Loyalists claim to have shot 50,000 to 00,000 workmen are eng-down 18 Insurgent planes in a two- aged on fortifications, while perhaps hour air battle over Barcelond 100,000 reservists have been called
up.
Out of 30,000 Germans 1lving on the French side of the frontier, 250 young men left last night for six weeks' military, service in border garrisona.--Reuter,
"Let Us Keep Calm"
Paris, Aug. 14. "Let us keep calm and not be panic-stricken by the German troop movements, which are really a means of threatening Prague without say ing so."
This epitomises press comment in Paris regarding the German military manoeuvres
Their communique states that they did not lose one plane-Reuter.
Flight Cured
Whooping Cough
Strassburg (Prussia).
A Strassburg doctor, Dr. Willy Great Britain nor France will allow of whooping cough by taking them Echo de Parle says that neither Matter, claims to have cured children herself to be disturbed by unjust in an aeroplane to a height of 0,000 fable threats.
feet and descending rapidly. L'Oeuvre says: "The German dis Dr. Matter first took three child- play of force seems to say, 'If neces-ren suffering from whooping cough sary we are prepared to go the limit. for a fight. Within a week they Yes, but it necessary, we also will were cured, although the illness stand firm. So the necessity must normally lasts a month. Then the not arlan. That is realised in Berlin, doctor took up twins five months as well as London and Paris, old. They were much better after Reuter,
the fight.
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Foreign Office on Saturday in order that he might draw the Ambassador's attention to an alleged violation of the Soviet-Manchukuoan frontier by Japanese troops
"This allegation is said to be based on, reports received from the General Staff of the Far Eastern Soviet Army which affirm that the violation in question took place on Saturday, but no details have been furnished. M Litivnov took the
view that the Incident amounted to alleged. breach of the agreement of August 10. He added that, unless the in- sident were satisfactorily explained the Soviet would no longer regard itself bound by the
the agreement, Ambassador Shigimitsu is slated to
have declined to
to admit the Soviet protest on the formation to that
the
that no in-
root had been
USA and Europe via Van-
couver B.C., (Parcels for Conada only)-due Vancouver B.C., th September, and *Europe via Siberia
Samshul and Wuchow Shanghai and Japan Kongmoon
Straits and Calcutta
Thursday
G. P. O. and K. P. 0. Parcels,.....Aug. 17, 5 p.m.
Rez- Ord..
.Aug. 18, 9.15 a.m. .Aug. 16, 10 a.m.
Kongning Thurs., Aug. 18, 8.15 a.m. Chitral.Thurs., Aug. 18, 10.30 a.m. Tai Lee Thurs., Aug. 18, 11 am. Yuen Sang
Thurs., Aug. 18.
Parcels
Ord.
Saigon, Ceylon, India, East and Pres. Doumer South Africa, Egypt and Europe
vin Marseilles due Marseilles, 14th September
Air Mall for "Imperial
Japon
•Japan
Direct Service"-due 25th August
Aug. 18, 11 a.m. Aug. 18, noon. Thurs., Aug. 18-
Aug. 18, 4.15 p.m.. *................ Aug. 18, p.m.. Atsula Maru Thurs., Aug. 18, 5 p.m.
Thurs.,
G.P.O. and K.P.O. Reg.,
Ord
Aug. 18, 5 p.m..
Kutsang Airways Imperial Airways Plane London,
Reg. Ord.
.Reg. Ord.
E.P.O.
Taurs. Aug. 18.
G.P.O
Aug. 18. 5 p.m.. Aug. 18, 5.30 p.m..
Aug. 18, 5 p.m..
Air Mall for Malaya and Austealla Imperial Airways p. 18, 7 pm.
by Imperial Airways Direct Ser- vice"-due Bydney, 27th August.
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Ord.
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Avg. 18, 5 pan.
Aug. 15, 7 p.m..
Fri., Aug. 19. 8.38 a.m. Fri, Aug. 19, 2.30 p.m.. Fri., Aug. 19.
G. P. O, and K. F. 0.
Parcels, ......Aug. 10, 5 p.m.
•Reg.
Aug. 20, 9.45 0.m..
Friday
Sandakan..
Swalow, Foochow and Tientsin Straits. Ceylon, India, East and Nalders..
South Africa, Aden. Egypt and Europe vin Marseilles-due Mar- seilles, 16th September
Mousong Hupch
Ord.,
Baturday
Air Mall for "K. L. M, Airways Nalders.
Direct Service"-duo Amsterdam. 30th August,
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Reg. Ord,
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Canton
Aug. 20, 10.30 q.m..
Sat, Aug. 20.:
Aug. 20, 9,30 2.3 ....Aug. 29, 19 magg .................Sat, Aug. 20, 2 pela Sat., Aug, 20.
received the Japanese Embassy.
by The Ambassador stressed that on the contrary, all reports confirmed tion of milltary the complete cessation absolute calm prevails. The operations in Changkuteng where The reports pared to received by M. Litvinov
Ambassador incompelle
Ambassador
Manila, Straits, Ceylon, India, Egypt Conte Biancamano added that he
and Europe via · Naples-due would
ask the Japanese immediately Government for information on the subject and at the same time
Naples, 12th September,"
quested M. Litvinov to obtain details from the Soviet authorities at Chankuleng-Trana-Ocean,
re-
Amoy
Holbow, Pakhoi and Halphong
G.P.O, and K.P,0. Reg., ................Aug. 20, 4.15 p.m. Ord.......Aug. 20, 5 pm..
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Anshun Taiyuan *Superscribed correspondence only,