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DEVELOPMENT.

OF KWEICHOW

Foreign Experts Welcomed

Kwelyanɛ, Dec. 27. Kwelchow, far-flung pro- vince in China's southwest, welcomes toreira experts to help its development, declared Mr. Cheng Táo-Ju. Secretary." General of the Kweichow Pro- vincial Government, in an in- terview.

WIDE AREAS BOMBED BY JAPANESE AIRCRAFT

Chungking. December 27.

Wide areas in Kwangtung. Kiangsi; Hunan and west Hapch wer visited by Japanese planes on reconnaissance and bombing opera- tlons yesterday, according to reports gathered here.

In northern Kwangtung Nam, and wounded more than a dozen hung, near the Klangs! border, was civilians.

| severely attacked by 15 alreraft in MACHINE-GUN CHANGTEN

two groups. They released about! Changtch, in north Hunan, was 60 bombs in the outskirts.

visited by three machines which.

The raiders later flew over Ying-after circling over the town' for tak. on the Canton-Hankow Rali-some time, opened machine-gury Way south of Shlukwan, where fire on the eastern and northern. they also dropped several bombs.

west Kwangtung. three

Mr. Cheng said that Kwelchow In is becoming an important base for Japanese planes, after conducting Chma's resistance to watch tac-an extensive reconnaissance light tortes from the Wahan cities, Hualong the West River. " unloaded and Kwangtung several bombs at Lupu, on the man, Kwangsi, and such important institutions as north bank of the river west of the Inte.national Red Cross So-Stuhing. ciety, the Central Hospital, and the National Medical Institute are mev.ng.

suburbs. They then flew away without dropping bombs.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1938. FOREIGN MAILS.

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, 98th DECEMBER 1939, 9.30. 2.M.

Registered and Ordinary mail" (not Insured or Parcels) will be nc- cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

Ordinary letter mail only for West Kwangtung, Kwanga, Sze- chwan, Kwelchow and Hunan will be accepted at senders' risk.

Letters and Postcards for Europe" (except Great Britain and Fire) and South America are forwarded “Via Siberia” if so superscribed. INWARD MAILS

Japanese planes were sighted over Haiphong

Shortly afterwards, six other Newpitan, east of Changteh, doing Straits

reconnaissance work.

Straits

From

A large fleet of Japanese bomb- Tientsin and Swatow....

Mentio ers was sighted at different points. in Hupch yesterday, heading for Straits and Europe vin Negapatan A single Japanese plune bombed the west." They flew over Ichang.

Air Mall by "Imperial "Airways Sinfung. 1 south Klangs!. It but did not release bombs-Cer-

Direct Service”—Landon 22nd December. Calcutta..and Straits Shanghai

Mr. Cheng stressed the impor-Topped one missile, which killed tral News. kance of developing Kweichow's communications as the pre- requisite to Economic development. Without adequate transportation facilities, he said, it would be most cult to exp.uit Kweichow's im- mense undergoing wealth.

Mir. Chong revealed that lite provincial authorities are building ten new highways to connect the Kwelchow districts and the

neighbouring pro-

vinces.

As soon

as better communica- tions are developed Kwelchow in- dustries are expected to flourish tobacco which is ideal for Cigar and cigarette making four as Kwelchow produces much wheat. vegetable oil to replace imported motor oil, mercury for export and coal and fron for new industries,

Discussing the contribution of

SOVIET-ITALIAN RELATIONS BROKEN

Moscow, Dec. 27. Following agreement reach- cd between the Soviet Russian and Italian Governments FC- garding closing down of the zornier Soviet Russian ·Con- sulate General in Milan and the Italian Consulate- General in Odessa, consular relations between the two countries have пот

been completely suspended.-Trans- ocean.

the Minos and Yis, two aboriginal INDEPENDENCE

tribes whose population is around 8,000,000 in Kwelchow Mr. Cheng

sald that many of them are joining OF UKRAINE

the army wille others be engaged in agriculture.

French sharing one third each and Anglo-Saxons and a sprinkling er Danes making up the remaining

DEMANDED

New York, Dec. 27. A resilution demanding complete

NO REASSURANCE Japan

IN KONOYE'S STATEMENT

London, Dec. 27. "Foreign governments and businessmen will End nothing

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reassure them in Prince Konoye's statement,"""says, the "Manchester Guardian.“ "They will notice that for the third time running ir official declarations of policy, the Japan- esc Government has omitted to repeat its respect for the Nine-Saigon.. Powe Treaty and the Open Door

"One must ask whether the de- mand for special tactilities for development, ef natural resources is not in itself inconsistent with the policy of the Open Door. The language is too general to inspire convictions"-Reuter.

NOTHING NEW ...

Chungking, Dec. 27, The policy of Great Britain and the United States to extend material and financial assistance to China will not likely be affect-

Kwelchow's foreign population is around 100, the majority being missionaries with Germans and independence of the Ukraine anded by Prince Konoye's statement promising the as lance of Ukral-on Japanese policy toward China nians living in the United States, issued on December 22. was passed yesterday at the an- the coinlon of competent diplo- nuat umgress of Ukrainian sucie-matic observers. tles in. America held in Jersey City. The Japanese Premier's state-

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ukranian State, aeclares ment, they point out contains the

resolution: must. De formut nothing new and therefore has not from Ukruhlan semicorles and la-aroused as much interest as would [corporated il Soviet Russia, Po-have been expected-Central News likud and Rumanía,

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A second resolution passed' by

Tungkwan, Dec, 27." Rumours, believed to have eman. tion that the Ukrainian indepen- ated from Japanese sources, state cence movement is supported by the Japanese in south Shansi will Germany. scon 'invade Shensi by way of Yu- Support for the seven and half menkow, an important ferry land-men Derainians living in Poland Ing on the Yellow River flowing was promised by the congress.--- along the Shansi-Shens! border- Central News.

the Congress repudiates the asser- CHINESE TAKE

ATTACK OF MAFONG

REPULSED

Szcwul,

Kwanglung. Dec. 27. Repeated Japanese "attempts to take Mafong, on the west D3.1k if the West River, about 17 miles above Samshui, have... been foiled by the Chinese. On Christmas Day, about 200 Japanese Infantry and cavalry from Samaku. marched to

Namkong opposite Matong. They mounted their machine-guns and field pieces and opened heary fire to cover their "troops which at- tempted to cross the river.

Chinese at Matong put up stub- born resistance and frustrated the attempt.-Central News.

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London, Dec. 27.

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Chungking, Dec. 77, A Shanghal acspuien received here states that the newly-con- structed refugee sherter the western district of Shanghai will shortly be opened for the accom- modation of war victims,

for 5,000 Wion accommodation

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OFFENSIVE IN ›

KWANGTUNG Manila

Chungking, Dec. 27.

Chinese forces are

Svatow

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WEDNESDAY

taking the Swatow, and Foochów. offensive both in Kwangtung and Amoy North Hunan.

Military advices from Kwang- tung that the Catnese conve.ging

en Tsengshing. 35 miles of the Shanghal

Great northeast of Canton, have reach-

Siberia, ed the outskits, and occupied a strategic height outside the east gate overlooking the city.

In northern Hunan, the Chinese fare closing in on Yoyang, on the Canton-Hankow Railway. Yung- chiawan and Matang, nine miles south, have both been retaken.

people, the shelter is equipped with vanguards have reached Nantsin- electricity and water supplies and kang in the immediate neighbour

expected to relieve to some ex-hood of Yoyang city cent the congestion, in other camps.

Despite energetle efforts by the urities to move them to the interior places, where still remia about 100,000 refugees in Shanghai, it is learned.--Central News.

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The Japanese in Yoyang are re- posted to be transporting mill- tary supplies to Chenglingki, five miles north of Yoyang, lest they should be captured.-Central News,

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FRIDAY

UNSUCCESSFUL SORTIE

Milo. Hunnan. Dec. 27. Under 2+ barrage, Japanese troops at Yoyang made a sortle against the Chinese at Lung- wanchiao and Haitang, on the north bank of the Sinslang River, Awatow yesterday morning · Both these Fort Bayard and Holhow. Тие French Ambassador M. placce were recently captured by Formosa and Amoy vill later be conducted in Ottawa. Francois-Poncet, yesterday hand- the Chinese. The deputation is headed by the fed Count Clano, Italian Australian High Commissioner to Minister, the London, Mr. Stanley Bruce.

A deputation of Australian trade experts have begun negotiations in Washington on a

trade agreement. Similar negotiations

new

Rome, Dec. 37.

Foreign Fighting lasted until noon when

French note

Air Mail for "K.L.M. Airways Direct Service" due Amsterdam, 10th re- the Chinese repulsed them in an

January. plying to Italy's recent note de-enveloping counter-assault.-Cen-Straits, Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt) It is intimated here that tradenouncing the Mussolini-Laval tral News negotiations have been rendered | Agreement of 1935. necessary by the Anglo-American The contents of the reply are trade agreement.-Transocean. not yet known.-Reuter.

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JAPANESE REPAIR NANCHANG- KIUKIANG RAILWAY

Nanchang, Dec. 27. The Japanese are repairing Kidklang-Tehan - section the Nanchang-Kiukiang.

locomotives Railway. ^ Five

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Japan." Honolulu U. 8. A., Central and South America Via San Francisco (Parcels and Papers; only for Canada)-dua Ban Francisco 18th January 1939. ... Fres. Taft....... Manila

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Japanese reln- forcements are reported to have arrived on the north bank of the Blu River. The Chinese are Japan still guarding the south bank→→ Central News

Estate of £4,585, (np. £2,381) was left by... Mr. John Stuart Hindmarsh, of Faimlle, Cobham, Surrey-busband of Violette Cor- dery, the racing driver-who was killed in a flying accident at Wey- bridge on Sept, &. He died intestate,

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