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HONG KONG, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1932.

✨ HEAVY FIGHTING

ON C.E.R.

600 Troops Hold Up Train.

FIVE JAPANESE KILLED IN BATTLE.

Harbin, To-day. Trouble on the Chinese East- ern Railway has broken out again to the east of Imienpo. Japanese reporta state that an

The

armoured train escorting an ain- munition train from Harbin pass- ed unhindered as far as Imienpo, but was later furiously attacked by six hundred anti-Manchukuo troops near Wokhimoho. train guards defender! the muni- tion train and held the attackers off until the arrival of the aria oured train, which had got slightly delayed.

After several hours' fighting, the Chinese eventually with- drew, leaving many casualties. The Japanese casualties were given as five killed and ten wounded.

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Reuter.

DRIVER EMPLOYED BY SIR R. HO TUNG FINED.

Sequal to Collision in ̈ Caine Road.

MAGISTRATE'S WARNING.

Remarking that it was an un- usually bad case of dangerous driving, but that he had decided to be lenient in view of the defen- dant's clear record, Mr. Schofield, in the Central Police Court', this

morning, imposed a fine of $50 on Kwok Kwai, a driver employed by Sir Robert Ho Tung.

AUSTIN'S BRILLIANT

COMEBACK

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GREAT BRITAIN v. U.S.A,

AMERICA AND JAPAN GAIN LEADS IN DAVIS CUP MATCHES.

Eastbourne, Yesterday.

"Bunny" Austin, around whom centre Great Britain's hopes of winning the Davis Cup, dispelled all doubts concerning his physical condition when he displayed brilliant form to defeat Gregory Marjin, the United States Indoor Champion, by scores of 6-1, 6-3, 9-7 in the Great Britain v. United States, encounter here to-day.

Austin recently underwent an operation to his nose and, though he made a very satisfactory recovery, he was unable to play in the British Davis Cup trials at the Queen's Club or to take his place in the British team against Roumania in the second round. It was then thought that Britain's chances of winning the Davis Cup were very poor, but Austin's speedy recovery and the form which he displayed against Marjin has placed British hopes in a high pedestal.

Reuter's Special Service.

Ellsworth Vines, America's No. 1 ranking player is taking part in this international encounter which should provide a pointer re garding the possible clash of Great Britain in the Davis Cup en- counter. His place in the American Davis Cup team, which is now playing at Forest Hills, has been given to Wilmer Allison.

In the American Zone Final in the Davis Cup competition Ameri- can led Brazil by two matches to love at the conclusion of to-day's play. At Copenhagen in the Third Round match between Denmark and Japan, the Orlent's sole representative led by two matches to love as the result of the first day's play..

Lead.

United States Lead.

Forest Hill, Yesterday,

Sub-Inspector Saunders, prose- cuting, said that at about 5 p.m. on May 25, the defendant's car,

The United tates, as the result an Austin Seven owned by Mr. of two singl victories to-day, Leung Kam-leun, was following lead Brazil by two matches to love motar bus in Caine Road going in the American Zone Final in the west. After passing the junction Davis Cup competition. of Castle Road, he decided to pass the bus.

Resulta as cabled by Reuter's American Service were as follow:

Frank Shields: (U.S.A.) bent Pernambuco (Brazil) 6-1, 3-8 6-3, 8-6.

Wilmar Allison (U.S.A.) beat Cruz, (Brazil) 6-2, 6-3, 6-J.

Another Austin car, driven by Mr M. Ranjan Deb, A.R.S.I, of the Medical Department, was approach- ing about thirty yards away. The defendant did not seem to know what to do, and Instead of stopping or following the bus, he crossed

The United States reached, the over to the right, in Mr. Deb's Final by clean sweep victories over track. There was collision and Canada, Mexico and Australia, both cars were fairly extensively Brazil won the South American damaged.

Zone Final by victories over Chile

the other hand, has had a disap- pointing season and his defeat by Allison in straight sets, was not unexpected.

Japan Establish Lead.

Copenhagen, Yesterday. singles victories to-day, lend Den- Japan, as the result of two

mark by two matches to love" in their Third Round ancounter in the Davis Cup competition.

Resulta as cabled, by Beuter were as follow:--

Jiro Satoh (Japan) beat, Jacobsen (Denmark) 6-1, 6-2,*- 6-4

Kuwabara (Japan)", beat... Japan as the result of her early Ulrich (Denmark) 6-4, 6-2, 80. advantage is now almost cer- tain to reach the quarter-finals of the European Zone where she will The omission of Ellsworth Vines meet the winner of the tie between

..

He went to the scene of the ac-and Paraguays cident and saw defendant's car partly on the pavement, with Mr. Deb's car bumped up against it.

Shields or Allison?

"No pedestrians were burt" be from the team indicates that the Italy and Monaco or Switzerland.j. added "which is exceptionally American selectors are still unde- Both Japan and Denmark drew fortunate, as Caine Road at that cided as to who will be the other byes in the first round, and the time of day is very crowded, with singles player-Shields or Allison former beat Greece and the latter many school girls walking about" for the more serious encounters beat Yugo-Slavia to enter the

Aftar imposing the fine of $50, in the near future:

Third Round: AME bis Worship said to the defendant "If you are not familiar with driving the car, the less you drive in Caine Road the better.”:

RAIN.

To-day's weather report from the Royal Observatory: states:--

Pressure is highest to the North East of Hokkaido, and at depression covers South West China ba

Forecast 8 winds, moder ato: cloudy, rain.

Rise of Pernambuco,

Jiro Batoh, who has been term- Brazil, who have entered the ed a coming world champion; found South American Zone for many little difficulty in beating Jacobsen years, have always shown their in straight sets, his superiority be- superiority over other competitors ing marked in all departments of in this zone, but the United States the game.

have always proved to be the Ulrich commenced his game stambling block to their ambitions. against Kuwabara in good form, This year, Pernambuco has made but once the Japanese player bad rapid strides in improving his settled down o he was completely game and his form has been keen- outplayed. Ulrich, how in snow. ly watched by the crit **** getting on in years has few Davis ished | Cup matches ahead of him, and

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