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Volunteer Orders

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Field Ambulance.

Sept. 27, Old Ambulance Parade webbing caps, jackets, trousers, Ground. 5.30 p.m. Dress-S.D. belt, boots.

Sept. 29, HQ. 5.30 p.m. N.C.O.'s Class.

Pay Section

Sept. 29. See para: 2 above. CORPS ORDERS—AMENDMENT

Corps Orders No. 29/39 of 21.7.39. Transfers. Delete the para. 5. name of 2029 Spr. Y. L. Pao, D. & W. Coy.

GENERAL

Purpose Of China's

"

War Of Resistance

National Liberation And

Peace Of The World

Under the leadership of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, áll China-without distinction of class, of party, or of religion and in conformity with the principles of Dr. Sun Yat-sen-is fighting the Invading intperialism of Japan. The purpose of this was of re- sistance is a double one: national liberation and world peace,' Chlet of Staff) in the writes Gen. Pal Chung-Hal (Deputy "Straits Times,” ..

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1939. -PAGE 9

The continental policy of Japan Formosa and on May 20 they few dates back to the Sino-Japanese over Japan where they rained war of 1894.-but only in 1931 did down upon the Japanese people It finally achieve the subjugation pamphlets of peace.

In spite of her limitless atroci of Manchuria, keystone in its plans for Asiatic expansion. Greatly en-tles, in spite of aerial bombard- defenceless cities. W.couraged by a half decade of suc- ment of our

Corps Orders No. 37/39 of 15.9.30. para. 10. Strength-Increase. For "4102 Spr. W. Duffield, Field Com- Dany Eng." Read #4102 Pte. Duffeld. Field Ambulance.".

Corps Orders No: 37/39 of 15.9.39. para. 10. Strength-Increase. Delete the name of "No. 4127 Pte. T. A. Johnston No. 3 M.G. Coy."

CORPS DIARY-AMENDMENT" Page 8 December, 1939. Under

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cess, Japan provoked. on July 7, Japan has not succeeded in con- 1937 the tragle clash at Lukou-quering China. "On the contrary, chiao, whose ultimate purpose was her military expenditure has been the domination of China and such as to bring about an inevit- able exhaustion of her, economic eventually of the world.

resources.

*THE YELLOW PERIL" The "Association for Universal

The voice of Heaven calls out to

line 9 insert "10th Sunday. Kow-Peace" has just published a work us: "Resist those who come to in- loon City-Rifle Tables A and B entitled "The Yellow Peril." Pre-vade." And the Koran "The re- faced by Lord Cecil, and M. Pierre ligion of God is peace:" Mahomet; Fort. Coys."

Cot. It exposes to the public of the the prophet, added: "Love your world the plan or conquest en- country as the birds love their visaged by General Tanaka. To nest." It is in obedience to this conquer the entire world," said command from on high that we the former Minister of War" in defend the soll that our fathers Japan, and one-time leader of its have soaked with their blood and militarist clique, "the conquest of their tears. We are defending at China is a necessary preliminary the same time the human race; condition. Once this conquest has for by our war of resistance, we been achieved we will be able, by contribute to the maintenance of utilizing the resources of China, to that peace and universal harmony dominate in turn India, the South that all profess to desire. Seas, Central Asia, Asia Minor: and Europe."

Between 7 pm, and 8.30 pm, on 8.9.39 in the Canteen one set web- bing equipment complete, one steel helmet. Finder to return same to O.C. Corps Bignals.

Rectangular shaped gold wrist watch in Corps overall pocket at 13. H.Q

Wednesday, Sept. on Watch case was broken and back of case missing. Finder to return to O.C. No. 2 MG... Company. APPOINTMENTS & PROMOTIONS A/Cpl. J. I. Parnes, Field Amb; to be Cpl., 22.9.39.

Ptes. C. A. J. Ribeiro and A. E. Ablong, "AA" Coy. to be L/Cpl. 22.9,39.

TRANSFER

Lt. W. C. Clark from Fort. Big. Coy. to Res. of Offrs., 22.9.39.

Sgt. A. I. Cash from Armd. C. Pl. to M.M.G. Pl., 15.9.39.

Sgt. V. A. Neves from A.A. Coy. to Unit Res., 22.9.39.

Cpl. J. C. Remedios from A.A. Coy. Rest to A.A. Coy., 22.9.39.

Pte. J. O. Sequeira from A.A. Coy. Res. to AA. Coy., 22.9.39.

LEAVE

C.Q.M.S. J. S. Beach, Pte. R. D. L. Gordon, Pte. H. J. Guterres, Sgt. N. D. Lloyd, Sgt. G. Castle, Pte. D. R. H. Moore, Pie" W. A. H. Duff, Pte. B, C. Silva, and Gar. A. J. Stepher!.

STRENGTH-DECREASE Pte. Cheng Sing Man. No. 4 M.G. Coy: 14.9.39.

Pte. J. Chan, No. 4 M.G. Coy.. 22.9.39.

JAPANESE AMBITIONS According to the Tanaka plan,

But Japan cannot, alone and the defeat of China is the Arst unaided, realize her mad ambition step in the march of Japanese --and therefore she has entered conquest. and we think that the into the anti-Cominter pact, moment has arrived to call to the It is our boundeń duty to unite help of our country, those nations in a single front against this whose strength has remained unti aggression. The invasion of our now in "reserve" that they may ancestral lands must be resisted ald us in killing the vulture before with all strength. However great it has grown too large.

We are convinced of our final are our sacrifices they are offset

by the knowledge that they sate- victory. The immense vault that guard the existence and "indepen-holds the funeral urns of the ashes of Japanese soldiers will become dence of our nation,

ner the base of our triumphal arch.. But has Japan attained ends? Up to the present,, she has Out of a country of 11,000,000 not succeeded and will never suc-square kilometres and 450,000,000 ceed in profiting by the exploita inhabitants a new Great Wall is tion of our national resources: being constructed: A Great Wall After two years of aggression, her of Peace. occupation of Chinese soil fa con: Aned to a limited number of: strategic points and to a few rail- way lines. The major part of our country rests secure and intact: our National Government is in constant contact and communica- tion with all its provinces. Even in Hopel, the "Chinese provincial authorities continue to exercise efective control.

STRIKING VICTORIES

Time and again have our troops won striking victories. Such vic- tories as that of Pinghs!ngkwan, in North-east Shans on September 23, 1937, Lingyi in Shantung on March 18, 1938, Talerhchwang on April 8, 1938, and the battle on the Kukiang-Nanchang line on Sep- tember 1, 1938, have won for our armies the admiration of the en- tire world. More recently, our troops brought to a dead stop the impetuous advance of the enemy on the Hsiangyang-Fancheng front

STRENGTH-INCREASE Ptes. J. E. McDonald, 2nd Bty.: A. V. Havers, R. C. Reed, C. R. Lyen, 5th A.A. Bty.; L. F. Coxhill. A.B.C. Coy. W. E. Stone, J. R. A. Pearne, 5th A.A. Bty.; J. Blyth, A. Blyth: A.S.C.-Coy.: E W. Rallton, 5th A.A. Bty.: B. T: Flanagan, 2nd Bty.: F. Elliott, J. A. Fisher, H. A. Waller, A.S.C. Coy.; W. Thom, Field Amb.; J. A. Cotton, 5th AA. Bty; R. J. Wilkinson, A.S.C. Coy.: P. J. Tehurin, C. E Rathsam, 5th A.A. Coy. G. Edwards, A.S.C. Coy.; G. L. Porter, 5th A.A.. Bty.: N. John- son, A.8.C. Coy.; E. H. Baker, Field Amb.; J. N. Wilkinson, W. Lee, 5th A.A. Boy.; F. A. Engelbrecht, Field Amb.; J. E. Maher, A8.C. Coy.; A. V. Lyen. J. A. Rainey. 5th A.A. Coy.; C. Black, A.B.C. Coy.; W. Lay, Field Coy. Eng.; H. Q. Hunt, Field Amb.; T. 8. Maher, A.B.C. Coy; E. B. David. Field Amb.; M. J. Rou-war-scored victory after victory

North Hupeh. In Shansi, and in Klangman, the Japanese are suffering daily defeat at the hands of our guerillas.

Our air force.--so young in ex- pertence at the outbreak of the

over Japan's veteran flyers. The bravery of our aviators during the battles of Nanking in August, 1937, and at Wuhan on February 18, April 29, and May 31, 1938, when they completely wiped out the far- famed 'enemy Kisaragi and Sasebo squadrons will never be forgotten. On one occasion a single Chinese "plane gave battle to 27 enemy bombers. The enemy's. cherished tactics of mass aerial offensive

ban, F. D. Tanner, 5th AA. Bty.: F. H. Smirke, A.S.C. Coy.; A. T. Lee, A. K. Crawford. 5th AA. Bty.; R. Baldwin, Field. Amb; A Kitchell, J. L. Litton, 6th A.A. Bty.; A. J. Edgar, A.S.C. Coy.; J. J. Edgar. Field Amb.; S. Simpson, 5th A.A Bty.; G. R. Ross, 2nd Bty.; LR Brown, Field Coy. Eng.; B. &. Clark, A.B.C. Coy: E. T. Harris, Field Amb.; E. T. Wood, Field Coy Engs.; F. H. Ulrich, 5th AA Bty.; L. A Lewis, A. L. Cunningham.was ABC. Co.; G. Kelly, 5th A.A. Bty.; G. A. Gordon, A.8.C. Cay.; M. Ben- jamin, 5th A.A. Bt3.; R. A. Carroll, A.B.C. Coy: RE Lee, Field Coy. Eng.; J. J. McDonald, 5th AA. Bty,;- H. 8. Clayson, J. H. Lawrence, 'Field' Amb.; C. McSmith, 5th AA. Ety.; W. S. Hilller, E. R. Agabeg, A.B.C. Coy.; J. R. M. Balter, Field Amb.; J. J. Richard, A.B.C. Coy., 14.9.30.

Pte. R. Lee, No. 3 M.G. COF 28.8.39..."

Pte. H. L. MacKenzie, No. 2 M.G. Coy., 6.,0.30.

Gnrs. U. C. Chan, W. Cheng, G. L. Chow, W. 8. Eng, B. Fong, H. F. Fang, B. Hall, F.Ip( T. B. Khaw, HL Lau G. G. Lee, Y. T. Lee, S. 'P. Leung, C. S. Liang, K. Mark, L. L. Quon, Y. K Bhum, M. H. C. To, M. Tye, H. L Wong, and J. Yung, 5th A.A. Bly., 18.9.39.

Spr. F. Lo, B. L. Coy., 18.9.39; Pte. A. 8. McKay, No. 2 M.G. Coy.. 21.9.39.

Ptes. D. R. Lyen, P. C. Ng, T. K. Tam, Field Amb 21.9.39.

Gar. W. P Clemow, "1st Bby.. $20.9.39.

abandoned because of the proficiency of our fighters,

• BOMBING OF OPEN CITIES On February 21, 1938, Chinese over the island of 'planes flew

ATTACHMENT

Pte. D. L Cosanquet, No. 1 M.G. Coy, No. 4 (Trp.) Fl, attached to 5th A.A. Bty: 22.9.39,

E. N. THURSHY, Captain, Adjutant, H.KV.D. Corps.

AFFILIATED UNIT Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.

The next lecture on First Aid will be held on Friday, Sept. 29 in the St. John Cathedral Hall at 5.30 p.m.

Strength-Increase: Mrs. H. Taus- Weiss, 13.9.382 Miss T. Olofinsky, 15.9.39.

Strength-Decrease: Mina V. Gor- don-Smith, 110.39; Miss N. W. Bascombe, 15.9.39.

Commandant, Nursing 48gd) MRB, EM, BEGG, Detachment, H.E.V.D.C.

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