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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 6, 1938.

JAPANESE APPREHENSIVE

ALHAMBRA ON ATTACK ON PEIPING

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MARIE WILSON - EDDIE CRAVEN

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SHORTS

ON WAR ANNIVERSARY

Peiping, To-day.

The approach of the first anniversary of the begin- ning of the war has led to careful precautionary measures in view of the widespread belief that the guerillas who have been pouring into the Peiping area in increasing numbers will endeavour to attack the Japanese garrisons- even Peiping itself on July 7.

Japanese garrisons have been barricaded in some towns within 15 miles of Peiping, while from to-day till Thursday, Peiping's thirteen gates the control on will be closed in order to better Chinese entering and leaving the city.

Reu- This measure is creating, some] be in the area where the explo-

ter. nervousness among the popula-sions are being heard.

tion.

to

The explosion of heavy bombs

the southwest of Peiping BRITAIN'S HUGE

were plainly heard to-day.

Officials stated that the

de-

tonations were merely "prac- INVESTMENT

tice," but guerillas are known to

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London, To-day. Replying to the Rev. R. W. Sorensen, M.P., in the House of Commons yesterday, with regard to British capital investment in China, Mr. Oliver Stanley said that Sir Robert Kindersley in the "Economic Journal" of "De- cember, 1937, had estimated

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ARAB CONGRESS ON PALESTINE

Damascus, To-day.

It is stated that a Pan-Arab Congress will shortly be held in- the town of Bludan, near Damas- cus, where a similar congress met last year.

It is added that all the Arab countries, including Egypt, Saudi, Arabia and Yemen will be repre sented at the forthcoming Congress which will confine its activities exclusively to the discussion of the Trans- question of Palestine. Ocean.

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BURRIANA FALLS TO INSURGENTS

Castellon, To-day, An important Nationalist victory was won yesterday when the har- bour town of Burriana was

by the troops of Generale make

Advancing in three columns from northeast, north and northwest, the Nationalists took the Republican defenders of Burriana and its har bour, Villa Vioja, by surprise,-