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WOMEN'S PAGE

GOLDEN FLOWER" TSAI FORMER WOMAN BANDIT NOW LEADS CHINESE GUERILLAS IN THE TAIHU LAKE REGION

CHUNGKING, June. 6 (Central)--(Ince # bandit leader and an outlaw, Miss "Golden Flower" Tsai is to-day a fuil colonel of the Chinese guerillas operating in the Taihu Lake region border- ing the coastal Kiangsu and Cheklang provinces,

For years Miss "Golden Flower"} All of them are excellen; marks- as she was better known--and (men and horsemen, besides being her husband, then also a bandit masters of all the "hide-and-seek' leader, were engaged in free-boot-tricks of guerila lore. Miss

ing activities; but when the bugles "Golden. Flower" herself can shoot of the war sounded they too took with both hands simultaneously

up arms against the common and with incredible accuracy, enemy.

Initiation Ceremony

In between. events, at the Fifth Extra Race" mestling

Valley. (Photo by Leica).

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The initiation of these men into their past sins, these ex-bandits the guerilla forces was marked led by Miss "Golden Flower" have with an interesting ceremony, Ac been outstanding in their daring cording to the law of the "gentle- activity sine hostilities began.

men of the green forests," a Chin 1,5000 Strong

ese euphemism for bandits, - each Organised after the fali orman initiated must bring a gift as Nanking on a hilltop somewhere far offering to his new gang. ... In northern Cheklang Province, The condition, was easily fal- the band which thew numbered [filled; the band staged a surprise only 300 has now grown to 1,500 attack on a Japanese detachment strong. Many of its members were stationed in the area, wiped out Captain and Mrs. R. A. K. HIU formerly college students and its members, and brought its am-were passengers arriving here in government employees while not munition and. foodstuffs ás a the Rawalpindi yesterday. a few of them were members of collective gift to their new unit. the police and the peace preserva- tion corps in nearby localities.

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Mr. A., J. Bird, of the Chartered Bank, Shanghai, is returning to Shanghal from Bombay in the Rawalpindi.

Many other unexpected and suc- Dr. and Mrs K. W. Kinard cessful onslaughts on Japanese arrived here from Bombay yester- transportation units. on their day in the sa Rawalpindi.

Arriving in the a. s. Rawalpindi weak garrisons and on their com

ware Lieut-Commander R. E munication lines have followed. Ft.Lt. L J. Stickley has arrived Dewhurst formerly attached to the Their constant successes have won here from Bombay in the Rawal-E M. §. Sea Horse, from Marseilles. them the loyalty of the local vil- pindi

Captain and Mrs. R. A. K. Hill, of lagers who now form a,solid base

the Royal Martes, from London, of support for men whom they

Mr. W. A. L. Palmer, of the Lleut, W.-G. Hornby R. N. from once hated and despised...

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Shanghal, is London, Lient-Commander T. H returning to the northern port in Jenkins, and Lieut. and Mrs. H. W the Rawalpindi.

TWO REGISTRY

WEDDINGS

The weddings took place at the Supreme Court yesterday between Robert Maltland Cherry, Engineer, of Messrs. Butterfield and Swire, and Miss Lulmila Lupovelskaya. stencgrapher.

Mr. E. H. Fairley and Mr. J. R. Orr were witnesses.

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Mr. T. J. Gould, Deputy Regis- trar of Marriages, officiated.

Mr. Au Man-kwong,

radio mechanic, residing at No. 45; First Street, Hongkong, and Miss Fung Yuk-ngo, school teacher, of No. 58, Lyndhurst Terrace.

Mr. T. J. Gould, Deputy Revənrer

of Marriages officiated.

Announcements

The following-forthcoming mor- rlages were announced at the Supreme Court yesterday:—

Mr. Sung Chue-yan, a wireless

at operator, residing No,

735. Nathan Road and Miss Tze Lai yung, nurse, of No. 91. Yu Chau

Street.

Mr. George Yad, of No. 447, Lock- hart Street, and Miss Lọ Nang- sheung, residing at No. 194, Wen- chal Road.

"Mr. Kenneth Tsang, a medical student residing at No. 2. Lock hart Road, and Miss Josephine Hwang. of No. 784. Nathan Road. Kowloon.

Mr. Chen Chen-tung, a teacher of the Lingnam Middle School, and Miss Pearl Lu, residing at No. 4.

Ladder Street.

Mr. H. O. H. Hommel, residing at No. 194. Sassoon Road, and Miss Maria Renate Priedemann, "Courtland." Hongkong.

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