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'SAMOAN CLIPPER

TRAGEDY

ALL CREW DEAD

SUCCESSFUL

GUERILLA WARFARE

Linfeng. Shansi. Jan. 13.

JAPANESE LAND

IN SOUTH CHINA

"Canton, Jan. 13.

A further Japanese landing- tu South China occurred at 8 o'clock

San Francisco. Jan. 12. The Honolulu Navy

As a result of successful querillast night, when 100. Japanese Radio Station reports that it has picked counties in the north of that pro-district, 15 kilometres west of warfare in Shansi, only twelve landed at Taifu, of Chungahan up messages from the aircraft ten- vince are occupied by the Japan-Macao. der, Avocet, which rushed to these, and they are close to rallways scene of the Bamcan Clippers and highways in order to have disappearance, stating that the

connection with ship was salvaging wreckage of.

their bases in the missing Clipper 40 miles west hlhchtachwant and Paoling in

Hopei province, of Pagopago. No mention was

made of survivors.

Heavy fighting is going on in several points between Talyuantu barrage fire and cavalry charges in and Knobsten. The

Japanese the orthodox manner proved to be unavailable as the Chinese moblie units scatter up their offensive Buch warfare Inflicted heavy

·Canton is completely unconcern- ed at this latest effort which is be- leved to be merely for watering and exercising purposes, although some Chinese sources suggest, the

Japanese are anxious to take over stacks of wolfram which are

own to be there.-Router.

JAPANESE SILIPS JUNE

London, Jan. 12.

that Chinese planes yesterday The Chinese Embassy announces.

bombed and sarik two Japanese gunboats which were steaming up- riyer from Wuhu Reuter.

TONGKWAN BAIDED

The United States Navy Depart- ment laformed the Pan-American Airways that "oil slick had been discovered 12 miles west of Pago- bage and that a navy launch was recovering parts of the wreckage which made "identication satis-casualties to the enemy. factory."

The report said that an unsign-Tientsin and Peiping are rushing. Japanese relaforcements from ed message had been received by Le Navy Department, and this corted by fighters are sent to rald to Shanal Japanese bombers- es-

-- Canton, Jan. 13. phrase is understood by Pan-

The usual morning air. the mobile unit,north of Taiyuan-alarm is on at present" three' raid American officials to mean that the wreckage is that of the miss-coming near the provincial capital. Tongkwan, but later news

fu in an effort to prevent them Japanese planes being sighted over

Canton-Kowloon Rallway officials state the planes have not visited- the railway this morning- Reuter

ing plane,

Mr. Juan Trippe, President of Pan-American Airways, states that It has been "definitely, established" that the crew of the Samoan Clipper is dead.

Mr. Trippe said that on the basis of the rádio reports from the United States naval station at Samos, it had been determined "that the crew was killed when the Clipper was "destroyed by fre," the origin of which was not known. Reuter.

CLIPPER FOUND

Apla. Jan. 12. The aircraft tender, Avocet, found the Samoan Cupper drifting in the ocean at 9.30 p.m. GM.T., but all the crew were dead.-- Router

OPPORTUNITY FOR BRITAIN

San Francisco; Jan, 12: The Samoat Clipper disaster will give Great Britain the opportunity of entering the trans-Padiac fly- ing zone for the reason of the nt

MOURNERS' KILLED

from

International News Agency I GEN. UMETSU IN PEIPING

Pelping, Jan. 13. Lieut.-General Yoshijiro Umetsu, Vice-Minister af War in the Kondye Cabinet and former G.O.C,

Canton, Jan. 13. Japanese forces in North Ching,

According to Chinese sources arrived here yesterday by aero- plane from Tokyo. He is staying bombs on a funeral procession on three Japanese planes dropped in the Intelligence Office of the the outskirts of Tungkun near Japanese North China Command. Sheklung. during yesterday morn-

Much speculation is aroused inng's air raid. connection with General Umetsu's Several people are visit, and it is believed in political bare been killed.- circles that his visit is in connec

Reuter tion with decisions of the Imperial Conference on January '11.

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Officials of the "Provisional Gov- ernment" called on' General Umetsu last evening- international Neis Jarney,

HOFEI HEAVILY BOMBED

Anking, Jan. 13. least temporary stoppage of the province, was heavily bombed by Hofe). a town in central Anhui Fan-American service to New Zea-

Eve Japanese planes yesterday fol land, according to beliefs informal-lowing the fature to take that ly expressed by aviation circles here. But representatives of Fan-

town by storm. Many houses were American Airways indicate the New

demolished and over 30 civilians Zealand line will not be aban-

were killed doned-Reuter.

JAPANESE PLANES RAID NANCHANG

Nanchang, Jan. 13. Forty-two Japanese planes stag-`

Japanese warships located at Tikang. 25 miles from Wuhu`úp the Yangtse River, steamed down river following an aerial attack by Chinese planes on January 11. in which two enenty destroyers were reported to have been.sunk.

believed to

· JAPANESE AT HOIHOW

Canton, Jan. 13. The "Canton Gazette" states that two Japanese warships yes- terday dropped ärichor north-west of Hothow on Hainan Island Reuter. JAPANESE TROOPS AMBUSHED

Linfen, Jan. 13.

A report received here' states that a unit of 300 Japanese troops was ambushed by Chinese mobile

east of Yutze. About 30 Japanese as a few days ago at a point

were killed. Central News.

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Labanky patienta, All Japanese warships are moor- ed the 17th raid' on Nanchanged as far as Wuhu and will not yesterday morning.

venture farther up river,

Tying in two groups of 18 afd. Lukang. a small river town be- 24 respectively, the raiders appear-yond Tikang," is cleared. of all ed over the city at 11.50 a.m.; and

enemy ships... dropped over 100 bombs at various

International News Agency. places inside and outside the city.

An Investigation conducted after the raid revealed that three civi- Lians were killed, 15 wounded and 48 houses demolished;- Central Hers

JAPANESE TO DRIVE INTO

· SHANSI

Hsinhalang, Jan. 13. About 20,000 Japanese reinforce- ments have been concentrated at Hantan and Tzehalen on the Pel- ping-Hanko Rallway, in south Hopef in preparation for launching a drive westward to invade south Shans, reports received here in- dicate.

...Units of Japanese vanguards are stated to be already pushing west- ward to Wuan In north Honan bordering on south Shansi.

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JAPANESE WARSHIPS

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WITHDRAWN

Aaking, Jan. 13. Japanese warships. In the Yang- tze River at Lukang and Tikang southwest of Wuhu are reported to have been withdrawn downstream. The two warships" damaged of Tikangas a result of Chinese yesterday by another, warship,-- aerial bombings were towed away

Central News.

CANTON WELL PREPARED

Canton, Jan. 13.

city is entirely, lavourable, de- The general situation in this

The ultimate parpose of this is also Finance Commissioner, in clared Mayor Tseng Yang-fu, who westward drive of the Japanese, an Interview with a Transocean according to military observers, is representative yesterday. He em- to link the Japanese lines in Shan-phasised that under the conditions si, and Hopel--

of peace as laid down by Japan any attempt at mediation 'by a third Power was useless.

Central News,

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CHAN CHAI-TONG APPOINTED COUNCILLOR

Admitting that the fall of the city was not impossible, the Mayor Chungking. Jan. 13. nevertheless predicted that the General Chan Chai-tong, former defence lines which had been Commander-in-Chief of the constructed and reinforced be- Kwangtung Forces, succeeded thetween the city and the court will Panchen Lama, spiritual dignitary present a serious obstacle to, the Tibet, who recently passed Japanese and, perhaps, ‘an' insur- away, as state councillor. The ap-mountable one. pointment was made at the re- Over 1,000,000 Hes have been gular meeting of the standing distributed to the entire popula- committee of the Central Execution, he stated, so that should the tive Committee held here yesterday Japanese succeed in approaching morning,

the city they will find it brilling Central New.

with arms,

TOWNS RECAPTURED

Chengchow, Jan. 13.

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Concerning the attitude of the Germans, of Canton in the present. confilet, the Mayor declared that Four towns on the right flank of on the basis of his personal rela- the Peiping-Hankow Raliway in tiond with them they had con- south Hopet have been recaptured, ducted themselves from the very by Chinese dying columns operat-beginning in an honourable," open. ing on the north bank of the dependable and wise manner. Chang River during the last few In conclusion, the Mayor of

days. They are Chuchow, Yung-Canton emphasised that the Ja- nien, Felhalang, and Kwangping, panése, investon had served China The remnant Japanese are re in arousing and strengthening ported to be retreating toward the

rallway line.

Central Nexus,

national and patriotic sentiments

among the Chinese,—–

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