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SIR ABE BAILEY

Appeals For Help For China

The famous South Afilcan financier, Sir Abe Bailey, has writ- ten a letter to the "Times" recall- ing the National fund which the Lord Mayor of London opened to relieve the sufferers of the 1924 Tokio earthquake and the huri- dreds of thousands of pounds Bent to Japan.from Great Britain asa result.

Pointing out the present urgent need of medical equipment In Chi- nese cities, where "thousands of Chinese civilians are being torn to pleces by Japanese bombs and, shells," Sir Abe (whose legs were recently amputated) says: "The news comes with terrible polg- pancy to an invalid who received every attention. Isn't this an oc casion when the British common- wealth should come to the aid of sufferers in Chiria at least to the same extent as she came to the air of the Japanese in 1924 and under the same traditional leader- ship?"

Suggesting that the ald in this case should be rushed to Chinese. ports in the form of anaesthetics and medical stores. Arst by air and then by a fully equipped Red Cross British ship loaded with medical equipment and surgeons, Sir Abe offers to contribute £1,000 to start such a fund.—

Heuter.

HOME FOOTBALL

FORECAST

The following are the English and Scottish League fixtures

to be played to-morrow.

Teams in bold types are tipped to win:-

Last"

FIRST DIVISION

Year's

Score

180 v. Marichester C.

1-3

110 v. Grimsby.

90, v. Derby

ARSENAL Birmingham BLACKPOOL BOLTON BRENTFORD

HUDDERSFIELD ....... LIVERPOOL

MIDDLESBROUGH PORTSMOUTH

STOKE

W. BROMWICH

BARNSLEY Blackburn

85 v. Leicester

240 v. Sunderland

80 v. Wolves

V. Everton

00

v. "Preston

70 V. Chelsea

135 v. Charlton

95

V. Leeds, U.

SECOND DIVISION

200 v. Southampton

40

v. Burnley

CHESTERFIELD

120

v." Norwich

FULHAM Luton

175

v. Bradford

105 v. Bury

MANCHESTER U.. NEWCASTLE NOTTS FOREST PLYMOUTH 'Sheffield W. STOCKPORT

.30

v. Sheffield U.

180

v. Coventry

100

V. Swansen

Aldershot

150 V. Aston Villa

140 v. West Hem

180 Y. Tottenham

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)

v. Gillingham

110 v. Q.P. Rangers

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MORE JAPANESE TREACHERY

London, Sept. 20... His Majesty's Government have received a memorandum from the Chinese Ministry for Foreign Af- fairs informing them that On September 26, two Japanese mono- planes were 'observed flying at a low.

altitude over Kwangteh, Anhwel, with the Chinese nationa embled distinctly painted on their wings. Two bombs were dropped by these monoplanes before they leit

any

The Memorandum ucciares in n armed conflict, the use of national emblems of an opponent is always considered a treacherous ald un- lawful act, and it is specially dan- gerous "In the present case since Japan would evidently shift ner responsibility to China for action taken under such camou- flage, resulting in the loss of for- eign lives or in damage to foreign

Chinese property. The

Govern- ment takes this opportunity of making a positive affirmation that. Chinese forces have never used and do not intend to use the Japanese national flag or emblem as a ruse of war in the present hostilities. British Wireless.

ASSEMBLY CONDEMNS

BOMBING

London., Sept. 29.

BRISTOL R.

CARDIFF

140

v. Notts County

CRYSTAL PALACE

125

Newport

MANSFIELD

130

v. Southend

MILLWALL

10

v, Watford

Northampton

100

v. Brighton

75 v. Bristol City

95 v. Exeter

170

v. Clapton Orient

120

v. Bournemouth

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HARTLEPOOLS

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v. Darlington

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v. Gateshead

LINCOLN

70

v. Oldham

25

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TRANMERE R...... WREXHAM YORK CITY

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LORD MAYOR OF LONDON

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v. Rangers

London, Sept. 29.

With ancient ceremoniai, Sir Harry Edward Augustus Twylard

The full League Assembly to- day approved the resolution passed yesterday by the Far Eastern Ad- visory Committee condemning the was elected Lord Mayor of Lon- bombardment of open towns by

1: aircraft in China. British Wirelin Servier.

FURTHER BRITISH

PROTEST

London, Sept. 29.

don for the next year at a meet- ing of the Liverymen of the City. at the Guildhall to-day- British Wireless.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND

APPOINTMENT

**London, Sept. 29. Sir Robert Craigie, British Am-

The Church of England Advisory bassador in Tokio, called at the Committee on Empire Settlement Japanese Foreign Omce yesterday has appointed a Committee, pri- and left a Memorandum on the marily charged with the duty of subject of the bombing of non-co-ordinating the work of the military objectives in China. He

various "Church societies engaged referred to the earlier representa- in the promotion of immigration tións on the subject and in the within the Empire. Including the course of a conversation with the church Army Girls' Friendly So- Vice-Minister, called attention to ciety. Mothers' Union Society for the fact that bombs had fallen on the

propagation of Christian

the Central Hospital in Nanking-knowledge, and the Society for the British Wireless Service.

MUSSOLINI LEAVES

Signor

BERLIN

Berlin, Sept. 29. Benito Mussolini Iert

Berlin to-day at 3.50 p.m. Herr

propagation of the gospel- British Wireles

LUNCH FOR MUSSOLINI

Berlin, Sept. 29. Immediately after the great

parade, the Chancellor entertained Adolf Hitler, members of the Ger- the Italian Chief of Government, man Cabinet and high officials, as well as a large, crowd, gathered at

Signor Mussolini, at a lunch, and the Italian Foreign Minister, Count

the station to bid farewell to Ciano, the German Foreign Minis- Duce.

"

....

ter; Baron von Neurath, the Prus- Herr Rudolf Hess. Hitler's de-slan Premier, General Goering. puty, accompanied Il Duce as far the War Minister, Field marahal as the frontier.'

von Blomberg, the Italian Ambas- The two dictators had previously sador to Berlin, Signor Attolico had another hour's exchange of and the German Ambassador to political views after viewing a big Rome, Baron von Hassel, were military parade.—

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