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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 7, 1989
CHINA GREETS THIRD YEAR OF WAR WITH COMPLETE EQUANIMITY
Chungking, To-day.
General Pai Chung-hsi, Deputy Chief of Staff, in a statement on the occasion of the second anni- versary of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, declar- ed that Japan, in spite of her greatest efforts, including aerial bombings, has been unable to conquer China after 24 months of war. Japan had actually gained no success, because of
the valour of the Chinese army and air force.
"The immense vault which}
holds the funeral urns of Japan- STUBBS ROAD
ése soldiers will become the basis of the Chinese triumphal arch. A new Great Wall is being built:" Recalling a statement made eleven days prior to the present hostilities, in which he expressed the hope that the Japanese people would recognise China's tremen- dous development and would re- frain from increasing Sino-Japan- ese friction, Dr. Wang Chung-hui, the Foreign Minister, declared that the war was begun by Japan only in order to prevent China's con- tinued development.
ROBBERIES
Yung
A 23-year-old bricklayer, Pak-ho, alias Yung Yun-chung, was charged before Mr. R. A. D. For- rest at the Central Magistracy this morning, with stealing three wrist watches, a pipe, a pen knife, a screw driver, valued at $265 from Mr. A. L. Fisher, of No. 22 Stubbs Road, and from No. 38 Stubbs Road, a travelling dock, valued at Reviewing the course of hos- $50, the property of Mr. Soares, tilities, Dr. Wang recalled China's and a watch, a clock and a pair efforts to reach an amicable settle-of trousers from an amah, at No. ment.
Japanese determination to wage war, however, forced China to take up arms to defend her honour, safety and independence.
18 Stubbs Road.
Det. Sergeant T. Cashman said that at about 6 a.m, on Wednesday, dis- Mr. Fisher's house boy was turbed by defendant who was run- Referring to the League of Naning out of the premises. Defen- tions, Dr. Wang reviewed the ef-dant was chased, and apprehended. forts of the Chinese delegates to Defendant was sentenced to nine bring about worldwide general months' hard labour, - and assistance, resulting in a promise mended for banishment. of individual assistance, which was greatly appreciated by China.
Stating that recent infringe- ments of foreign rights in China- Tientsin, Swatow, Amoy and Foo- chow prove that Japan is deter- mined to throw out all foreign in- terests, Dr. Wang asserts that the foreign Powers no longer have a middle course before them.
If they do not want to give in to Japan, they must defend their interests with determina.
tion.
Concluding, Dr. Wang Chung-hui states that in resisting Japanese aggression China has been fight ing not only her own war but has
those also been defending
very principles upon which civilisation
Trans-Ocean. has been built.
·recom-
ARBITER OF HER OWN FATE
Chan Kam, allas
Ng So, 35, widow, was discharged by Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magis- tracy this morning, when charged with failing to refort the posses- sion of a ward, Lo Man-fung, 18, at No. 14 Anton Street.
Mr. H. W. Fraser, of the S.C.A., told the Court that information was received that the girl was forced to dis- practise prostitution: It was covered that the girl Lo was sold to defendant when
four she was months old, in Canton. At the age of 16, the girl was practising prostitution in Canton.
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In 1987, the girl came to the
NAZIS GET CZECH Colony. Defendant came after the
FUND
Berlin, To-day. Czechoslovak funds deposited in France and hitherto blocked have now been releaged to Germany, it is announced.
The funds total twenty million francs-Trans-Ocean.
SHANSI CLASH
Antso
Sian, To-day
girl had been here a month.
The girl told the Court that she was the adopted daughter of the defendant. She came to the Colány about two years ago: When defen- dant arrived about a month later, she willingly went to stay with her.
When Mr. Forrest asked the girl if she considered herself to be under the defendant's control,- she answered that she did everything by herself
not under her adopted moth
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