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THE HONGKONGA

DEFENCE HOLDS

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933.

troops have successfully resisted", the Japanese attack on Haifengkow.

SEVERE FIGHTING AT Tien-ying states that mus tro-p..

TWO PASSES.

Peking. March 18. Travellers from Kupeikow re- nort that fighting has again broken out there.

A telegram from General Suún

had only 30 casks of water leit, but are still fighting near Chifeng Walchan-Router.

China's Defence

Peking, March 13.

ARMS EMBARGO REMOVED.:

ACTION DISCUSSED

OTHER NATIONS

WITH

London, Mar. 13.

Britain has removed the embar

To-day Chinese were seen" de- Yesterday, before the Generalis-go on the export of arms to China fanding wositions in the Pass.simo left Shitchinchuang, be and and Japan, imposed a fortnight Reuter's Special

Yen Hai-shan, addressed a pubic ago, meeting in commemoration of the anniversary of the death of Sun

Chinese Retreat.

Peking, March 15, It la officially stated this morn-Yat-sen;

Ing that the Chinese forces at Both asserted that China could not be consolidated until the last territories were recovered. Reu ter's Special

Kupcikow have retreated to T unnamed point south of the Great Wall," aftor very severe fighting, in which 4,000 to 5,000 casualties occurred. Reuter,

Pass Still Held.

Chiang At Paotingfn.

Peking, Mar. 18. Nanking, Mar, 13.

General Chiang Kai-shek arrived While the Chinese authorities in Pactingfu last night. He was admit that the Kupolkow situa-accompanied by Dr. Lo Wen-kan, tion is very critical they insist the Minister for Foreign Affairs. that up till 11 o'clock this morn ing Chinese troops were still hold. ing the important Pass.--Reuter,

Chinese Victory.

Peking, Mar. 13. The Chinese official reports speak of a big victory won by Sung Chch-yuan's troops over the Japanese troops at Hsifengkow.

The Chinese claim to have in- flicted heavy casualties on the eremy.. and captured many field uns and large quantities of am- munition-Reuter.

F

Successful Resistance.

Nanking, Mar. 13.

In making the announcement in the House of Commone to-day, Mr. Stanity Baldwin said that Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon had discussed the arms em bargo with representatives of other nations, and they had now reported that in their opinion there was no prospect of any in- ternational agreement in the near future..

!

In the circumstances no useful purpose would be served by main- taining the arms embargo, which It is learned that Gen. Chians had therefore been removed as is not coming to Peking immerom to-day.-Reuter. diately, but may stay in Paotingfu for some time.-Reuter.

China's Only Chance

Peking, Mar. 13. Mr. Lo Wen-kan arrived at Peking at 6.80 p.m. from Pactingfu. In an interview he said he was not staying long and might leave early. to-morrow morning.

Mr. Fo denied rumours of Imminent direct negotiations with Japan and aaid the only hope for Gen. Song "Geh-vuon has re-rhina was to continue to resist ported to the Government that his Reuter's Special.

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