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Dr. Wang, Interviewed, expressed optimisme as to future co-operation | The Corporation has placed an between the South-west and the order in the USA. for most up-to- In the final of the KOYLI Cup National Government and declared | date · planes and is considering polo competition yesterday, the that he noticed the only desire fuelling and other facilities,

Civilians defend the Royal Ar- among the Canton leaders was for Mr. Lung Yun, the Funnan Chair-tillery by 6 gons to 5 after extra better government and stronger man, has telegraphed that the time was played. It was one of unification. He said that all the Provincial Government is respon-

the finest gamos seen on the Polo leaders were willing to settle down sible for the construction of an

ground for many a long day.. with an open mind to discuss with| Berodrome at Yunnan and in-

Page 10 the authorities in Nanking over stallation of radio facilities.- State affairs

China United Press.

He is planning to stay in Shang... hai for a few days to confer with members of the Central Executive

Committee here on national af- THUNDER SENT

fairs, especially the forthcoming Fifth National Congress," and he will then visit Mr. Wang Ching Wet at Nanking and General Chiang Kai Shek when he has returned from Nanchang China United Pro.

on high trapezes one almost feit STRENGTHENING

bound to jump about and swarm the window curtains so compelling was the rhythm of the Band.

Sometimes the music would. stop suddenly and I could in fancy see the lion's tamer with her head in the lion's mouth.

Sometimes the pauses were so long that I almost hoped-I mean feared the Lon had weakly suc- cumbed to temptation: Anyway after some hours of this the music stopped for good and with a hop, skip and a bound (circus fashion) I leapt to my bed-B nervous wreck.

I managed to doze off but in the small hours had an awful nightmare.

fearful

I was on Safari in the Wilds of Nathan Road-I had emptied m rifle of its last cartridge the lion was upon me---uttering rours he slowly approached me, his fetid breath was on my face and in the sweat of panic I awoke. The roars continued and as soon as I could collect my scattered nerves I cautiously crossed my room and peered through the window. The roars were real all right and seemed to emanate from the cir- cus below. Anyway I was on the Sth foor and felt ziddling safe so I crept back to bed

In the early light of the mor- ning I had another look at the huge tent from my observation post. All was still gave two flags that nuttered, in the morning

breeze. At one end of the tent "few a huge flag of the Republic

THE TROOPS

Support From Provinces

TO PRISON

Lenient Sentence Imposed

Tiantain, Oct.," 22.

At the Criminal Sessions - Yes- terday, a Chinese who was charg- ed with returning from banish- ment before his time was up was sentenced to three years' hard labour.