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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
TRAINING GALLOPS
CANTON AIR
RAID
CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY
NEXT?
Canton, Sept. 22.
A story circulated throughout the city yesterday was to the effect that the Japanese planes dropped pamphlets declaring their intention to bomb the Canton- Hankow Railway on September 24. Shortly after 12.30 a.m. the siren sounded in Canton for the Arth rald since yesterday morning.--- Router...
MORE BOMBERS OVER CANTON
Canton, Sept. 22. Anti-aircraft fire heralded the arrival of a further contingent of „Japanese planes about 1
p.m. They were again concentrating on the northern and eastern suburbs. Reuter's representative counted nine big bombers and possibly more and witnessed six columns of smoke indicating hits. one instance the smoke rose. more than 200 feet high. The invaders soon departed within the hour.
**uter.
Times Taken At Happy Valley
The following times were taken at the training gallops at the Race Course yesterday morning:
Rob Roy
Derby Day Strathcarrick Declasse
Home Brew
Llangollen Zodiac
National Faith
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27.1 58
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Rooldly
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THE SIXTH ALARM
Canton, Sept. 22. The air raid alarm was sounded- at 2.05 p.m. for the sixth time in two days. It would "appear that the Japanese intend to systema- tically visit and bomb Canton in relays, not only endeavouring to destroy military positions but also. to break the morale of the people of South China' but the Cantonese are standing up to the strain re- markably well.-
Reuter
: HUNDREDS BELIEVED INJURED
Canton. Sept. 22,
Accurate official figures are not obtainable regarding the air raid casualties during the past two days but it is belleved it must amount to hundreds while it is reliably learned that the various hospitals. are very busy attending to the injured. most of whom are civilians.
Foreigners endeavouring to catch the noon train to Hong Kong were involved in a panic at the Railway Station which was crowded with Chinese refugees when the air raid occurred.
The first two or three bombs appeared to fall comparatively close to the Chinese crowds who rushed wildly to the shelter, hun- dreds crawling beneath two trains. ulongside the platform which were jerked up by each explosion. The British and a number of American women and other foreign passen- ers lay prone on the floor and had a few most uncomfortable mo- ments. Gradually the tension eased as the sound of the bombs became fainter. When the "all clear" was scund and calm restored. Injured "Chinese, covered, from head to foot with blood were being assisted' to the Station
Yum Sing
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Brutus
Kum Shan
"Royal Highness
Coronation Day
Apllas & King's Jubilee. ---Firefly
Whalsey & Elephant.
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2.4611b, to a 14in. gun which will throw a projectile of approximate- ly 1,500lb. I imagine the line f argument which this materializes would be that if the lesser shell is not sufficient to "beat the enemy" the bigger one would not do very much more towards it. The range and velocity of the new gun are
The Canton noon train has not certainly not likely to be any less yet departed.---
Router.
CHINESE PURSUITERS DO.
GOOD WORK ****
Nanking. Sept. 22 Large numbers of Japanese planes left the air bases around Shanghal this morning but were harassed all the way by Chinese' pursuits planes. "The Chinese claim. to have shot down four planes, one landing in Pukow, the second in Nanking's dense waterfront dia- trict the third in the heart of the Capital's busiest section and the fourth outside the city. Many bombs were dropped in the crowd- ed residential areas and the din of anti-aircraft.guns and detona- tion of the bombs rocked the city.
Reuter
GUN POWER
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our -ponderous weapons managed to do to their ships.
Inst year.
than that of the 12-years-old weapon.
it may be pointed out that sincà the new capital ships under con- struction are estimated to work out at the full displacement limit of 35,000 tons the reduction in gun calibre as compared with the two, Nelsons will effect no saving in size, as those vessels are appreci- .
limit. ably short of this same another point of justification for Surely this fact constitutes yet
the Admiralty decision. The new capital ships are to be armed with 14in. guns not because they could not carry a like number of 16in. guns on their designed dimensions, but because a 14in gun is "big enough for anything."
CRUISER ARMAMENT
com-
in cruiser armament the Ad- miralty appear to be quite fortable in their mind that the latest pattern of sin. weapons. with its very high velocity and long range, représents à perfectly adequate standard of gun power. At any rate, they are voluntarily converting the armament of the Hawkins class from 7.5in to sin. guns, and although they are now free of the London Naval Treaty (1930) restrictions and might have elected to resume the building of 8in. gun cruisers had they deemed this desirable, they have not shown the least disposition to do ao.
How Yar, the Germans them- selves are impressed by this fact is, I think, sufficiently well shown by their decision to arm their 26,000- tons battle-cruisers of the Scharn- horst type, now building, with nine Ilin guns when having broken away from every treaty restriction, they might have given these ships. any weapons they liked. Of course, There can be no more convincing we do not know yet what arma- argument on behalf of the qualita- ment they will put into the battle- tive limitation of armaments than ship "F" of, 35,000 tons, laid down to begin reducing. Naturally, this principle must be hedged about by In criticizing the doctrine of prudence and not carried to the developing a vast surplus energy in length of distinct self-disadvantage. naval gun power, with all that it | The British "Admiralty · consider entalls, I quite realize that I am up that capital abilps armed with 14m. against a very big school of pro- guns will be perfectly able to take fessional thought. But I also care of themselves against capitai realize that I am indirectly justify-" ships armed with any monstrous. ing the Admiralty in their decision weapons which another Power, or literally "to stick to their guns" other Powers, may be inclined to whatever any other Power. ΟΙ manufacture, Probably few tac-. Powers, may do.
ticians will be seriously disposed to. dispute, this view, whatever the technicians they have to say about it.
NEW GUN'S CAPABILITIES They have "come back" from a 1610. gun throwing a projectile of
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