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BRITONS KICKED

OUT

UNCEREMONIOUSLY

Peiping, To-day.

THE DRIVE AGAINST British missionaries in North

Chine continues. Another group of United Church of Canada mission. aries has arrived from north Hunan, as well as the China Inland Mission representative from Hamtan, on the railway near the south Hopei border.

Members

The Anglican Mission headquarters has just learned that an anti-British movement official closed up their hog- pital at Hochien, in south Hopei.

of the anti- British movement visited the hospital and forced the Chinese doctors, nurses and patients to sign a document stating that they "withdraw volun- they were tarily," after which unceremoniously kloked out. Some of the British missionaries were withdrawn, and the remainder

follow shortly. are expected to

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G.E.C. MEN JOIN UP

London, To-day.

The General Electric Company, one

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 24, 1989.

MYSTERY

DEATH OF

FUGITIVE

SOVIET ENVOY

Paris, To-day.

M. Raskolnikov, former Soviet Minister to Bulgaria, died in Д nursing home at Nice in myster ious circumstances, according to "Intransigeant.”

M. Raskolnikov was relieved of the post of Minister to Bul. garia In April, 1938, and he was declared an outlaw by the U.S.8.R. Supreme Court on the ground that he "joined camp with the enemy of the people."—Reu-

ter.

TURKISH RELIEF AT

SMYRNA

The Turkish

Ankara, To-day. af the largest concerns in the electri-

Government has set cal equipment trade, has 2,135 cm-aside large sums for the care of those ployees serving in the combatant homeless and injured in the Smyrna

earthquake.-Reuter. forces.

One third of the total male staff in the sales organization is with the erous allowance to all employees with Colours. This Company gives a gen-the Forces.-British Wireless.

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LONDON CLUBS TO FORM REGIONAL SOCCER

LEAGUE

London, To-day.

The crowds were strictly controlled at friendly foot- ball matches played in Bri- tain yesterday, and averaged 4,000.

to

All is now set for early resumption of competitive matches on a region-: al basis.

London clubs have agreed form a league, and other regions are likely to follow. The following were the results of yesterday's friendlies:

Accrington Aldershot Barnsley Barrow Blackpool Bournemouth Bradford C. Brentford Brighton

Bristol R.. Bury Cardiff Carlisle

6 Rochdale

2 Chelsea

1

Wednesday

4

3

2

3

1

Blackburn

1

West Ham

2

6 Workington

1 Burnley

3 Arsenal

6 Millwall

Reserves

1 Torquay

3 Everton

1 Swansea

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1

1

2

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The Hongkong Brewery & Distillery Ltd:

Guildford Halifax

Huddersfield Leicester

1 Preston

Reserves

1

Chelmsford Crewe Doncaster

4 Spurs

2

5 New Brighton

2

4 Notts Co.

2

5 Palace

3. Bradford

0 3

1 Sheffield U.

2

6 Birmingham

4

3 Bolton

0

3 Charlton XI

2

3 Oldham

1

1

Charlton XI

1

2. Leeds

2

1 Grimsby

2

7 Bristol C.

1

2 Southampton

Liverpool

Luton

Manchester U. Millwall Newcastle

Notts F. Plymouth Portsmouth Preston Reading Rotherham

Shrewsbury

Southend Southport

Stoke

Swindon

3 Manchester C.

5 Newport

1 Chesterfield-

0 Coventry

4 Fulham

0 Stockport

3 Port Vale

1

Queen's Pk.

5

West Bromwich 3 Wolves

Wrexham

0 Chester

SCOTTISH FRIENDLIES

Aberdeen

4 Arbroath

St. Johnstone. 3 Scottish

St. Mirren Celtic

Queen's. Pk.

Rangers

Hearts

Junior XI

3

1

Morton

1

4

Partick

2

3 Third Lanark

4

1. Falkirk.

2

Hibernian

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FRIENDLY RUGGER

London, To-day.

The following friendly Rugby League matches were played yester-

day:

Batley

Bradford

Northern Castleford Featherstone

Halifax

18 Keighley

Hudders-

3

20 field

18

10 York 15 Bramley 11

16

Salford

Hull

Leeds

Rochdale' Swinton Wakefield Warrington

22 Hull Kingston

Rovers

23 Dewsbury

11 Oldham 55 Broughton 27 Hunslet 23 Wigan

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