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No,

UP TRAINS

STATIONS

No. No. 4

A.M. A.M.

1.

No N.15 M16 N. 14 NAM NEJ9,31 86, JAMA. 2... P.M. KPX. NK ...

NS20

Kowloon. Dep. -8,40 3.05 Yuantes 8.49

8.30 9.15 10,00 12.10 1.15 2.81 3.20 4,30 5,401 7.35

Shatin... Dep, 200

Taipo Dep

7.15.

1953 10.33 12.43 1.43 —

Taipo

Market. Dep.7.20

Fanling. Dep. 7.30

Sheung

shu Dep. 7.35

Shum

Canton Arr.

ebun...Arr.

STATIONS

7.41 8.45

-12.05

‚L,,".?

9,25 10.08/19.17 1.23

9.39 10,2019,30 1.33

9.58 10:37 12.47 1352 (10,10 10.47/12.57, 2.02

9.07 10.15 10.52; 1,02 2,07 3.03

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4,381 5,49 7.43

4.50 6.00: 7.55

5.04.6.13: 8.04

5,09 8.17 8.19.

5.19: 8.27 8.31

| 5.23: 6.32 8.26

93 10110.59 1.08 2.13 3.15 4.0.3.99 6,38 9.31

5.49

DOWN TRAINS

A.M.

Canton

... Dep.

3.05. 7.17

7.19

No. 7 No No. No. No. No. 13.41 A.X. A.M. A.M.| 7,X. | Z.Ms 'F.M. | P.M.

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9.90

F..

3.95

7.07 5.14

„Shumchan.......Dep

Sheung bul.Dep. 7.25 Fanling. Dep., 7.30

Taipo Market. Dep. 7,40 Taij

Dep. 7.44

5.26 10.57

10:34 11.27 11.479,33, 4,39 5.47 6.47

11553.004,48 5,54 9.41 10.42.

12.00 3,06: 4,50, 5.58 815 10.47

12.11.3.17:15.00 8,08 14,163,22 5.04 6.13 12.30 3,385.17 6.28) 14.42 374 5.30 6.38! 30: 11.34 12.07 12.43 384 35 8.44 7,22

8.31 11.01

5.44 11:14 Dep. 7,37

Yumati Dep., 8.11 458 11.26

Shatin

Kowloon

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7.49

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FENG-YU HSIANG THE STORMY PETREL

THE SUBJECT OF CONTINUAL CONTROVERSY.

CHINA'S MOST ABLE MILITARY ADMINISTRATOR.

DENIES THAT HE IS PRO-SOVIET."

Shanghai, July 11-Whether the e-time "Christian General Feng Yu Hsiang direts battles or keeps the peas, war, of words rapes about him unceasingly No figure in Chinese montemporary life is the subject of more hitter controversy at home and abrhad. About no other Chinese can, more contradic

("D.P." SPECIAL" SERVICE.]

be charged, he certainly does not spend then upon such dissipations which made Chang Tsung. Chan of Shantung and other worthies notorious throughout the Orient.

Tha Oriental View. When Feng turned back on his own tracks and snatched Peping from the hands of Wu Pai Fu. during their joint campaign against Chang Tao Lin in 1024, he was branded traitor by a large number that Feng is uited in intellect and ef foreigners who saw his act as experience. that he has tai pro-

On the other hand it is charged

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To Chinese, the matter looked scale. This may be true, but Feng somewhat different. They did not has not shown any overweening hak upon Feng as part of a close-ambition for government on a large knit well-disciplined army, but as scale. When he captured Peping by the virtually independent comman- der he was and as Wu knew he was,

tory testimony collected from apparently trustworthy gourers.

In general, it may be said that North China tends to favour Feng more than Central China, or rather the Nanking-Shanghai area which is considerably more articulate than delayed his departure from the true Central China inland. Peping a number of weeks becauan Among foreigüers, Feng is still sup he feared precisely what later ported by many missionaries and happened. One can hardly im religious workers on the home

a similar situation in a front": he is liked by many for-present-day Occidental army, yet igners who have lived in areas thousands of foreigners in Chiba controlled by Feng, he is heartily many of whom were closely attached „bated by the average "China hand" to Wa and Wa's, fortunes-repre- who are Feng as a traitor oyented Feng as committing an act Öccidental standards.

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did not even remain in the city. and allowed others to take the leade ing part in forming a governmert

arry on.

Saddened By Corruption.

Time after time Feng has been, charged" with being pro-Sovieti This he denies, and loses now op portunity to assail both Communism and wilitarism. One lof his nust recent circular "telegrams (contains a number of statements by Feng in the quivalent, for example, of his best vein of pungens expression, Pershing's turning the American | Extracts follow! army against the French in the World War.

His Christian Code,

While I am expeiled from the Without question. Feng himself has contributed largely to this

Party (Kuomintang), I remain a uproar about himself. He has never The fact that We never did true and faithful revolutionis gene in heavily for personal pub-recover. and is w-day out of the shall not allow myself to associates licity of the sort which might ex- Chinese picture, has only intensified with Communista simply because plain him somewhat in foreign eyes, the Literness of these pro-Wajam not regarded as a member of

the Kuomintang. While the publicity which he has foreign partisans, given himself has centered largely about the fundamentalist Christian

army.

Feng and Nanking. Feng's attitude toward Nanking

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code enforced upon soldiers of his and the Chinese capitalists of at the corrupt officialdom there. Shanghai has not been such as to High officials were receiving 100 Feng has affected to despise tradi-endear him to the present Govern-much money while the salaries of sional Chinese modes of "big talk," ment. His strength may win su-subordinate staff members were too yet his own telegrams have not been

france, but never love. There is low even for them to maintain a

decent livelihood. free from political connotations nothing in common between Feng

In many in appropriations and he has sent up plenty of trial

and the Government and its backers stances military balloons from time to time when he i

save such things aa may be to their were low, while at other times the wanted to see how the wind was mutual interests.

Koldiers received practically noth- setting. At the same time he has

Those who have been in the coun-ing... often indulged in talk so plain astry ruled by Feng believe he is, the to sbook certain of his colleagues most able military administrator of into fits of fidgets.

Before his military "importance warranted any special prominence, Feng became well known abroad as the Christian General," but he subsequently attained the status of Marshat while casting off Chris tianity as a shield for exploiters of his country, Many of the "Chris- tian" regulations remain in force in his army, bat Feng's attitude toward Christianity other than his own brand has been amply clear to number of recent intervieweis.

"As for our unfortunate fellow countrymen, there were many who could not even find weeds and tree bark for food. This was indeed disheartening and yet, without say ing, one word, was accused of

pardonable crimes. The red bon net of Communism was placed on my head.

civilian populations that China has known in modern times. Alone of all the generals and marshals, Feng makes his men keep order and heip the people.

Shldiers of Feng's Kuominchun, Should I actually take a trip how can I, with a o People's Army, build roads and abroad. dykes, they are not allowed to robatigma to my name, present myself or otherwise oppress, they are to the peoples of the world? 1 genuinely liked whereas most Chi- must either be an exile abroad or hese soldiers are feared. Feng withdraw, to the mountains to himself lives a Spartan life and if await further punishment."-United he collects the vast sams with which Press.

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