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DOJMA MARU

HEROISM

REWARDED

JAPANESE REPEAT

TAZANG TACTICS STOP PRESS

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Infantry Brigade carried its to the Eight Charac

idge,

pleasing function took place but they are now firmly held t- the American Consulate this point, attempts to cross having com morning when Mr. J. C. Fornespletely broken do

on behalf of the Bellious Trust, A nest of machine-guns in this presented an inscribed cigarette zone have the bridge completely case to Mr. Harold Liggett, cover American seaman who was res- ponsible for heroic rescue work on the occasion of the disastrous explosion on the Dojima Maru

fire

LINCOLN AVENUE

A somewhat similar situation has In the presence of Capt. H. B. developed in the Lincoln Avenue Clark, commander of the President district, where the Japanese attack Grant, on which vessel Liggett is, is held up by their inability to cross now serving, and Mr. T. B. Wilson, the bridge covered by machine gun of the Dollar Line, Mr. Fornes, making the presentation, said that -Determined resistance is marked the purpose of the trust was to all along the front and losses on offer some measure of reward to both sides have been extremely individuals for their conduct in heavy. It is evident, however, that moments of crisis in Hong Kong-that Chinese have taken full advant He paid high tribute to Liggett's age of the delay enforced upon the conduct and said that he was credit to the American nation

Mr. Liggett, in reply, express his thanks and concluded I don't really know what to say This is the big moment of my life."

Chan Pan-wah, a fitter at the China Can Co., was admitted to the Queen Mary Hospital yesterday suf fering from injuries caused when his hand got caught in a cutting machine.

Japanese offensive and that stron prepared. positions in upon which the Chinese are led to retreat if necessary constructed, and that the are likely to find their atta gressively more difficult to home. Our Own Correspondent.

while the ship was between Sydney and Hong Kong-

Ho Fu, a lorry driver, reported that a coolie riding at the rear of Miss B. Edbroke, of the ss. his lorry at Stanley, fell and was Tanda, has reported the loss of an taken to the Queen Mary Hospital envelope containing 33 Austra-suffering from injuries to his feet lian currency, from her cabin, and hips.

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