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sequently, the force split into several units and undertook scouting activities along the Honan-Hopei border- Hua Nan News.
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SPORADIC FIGHTING Peiping, July 20.
According to an official communique issued here to-night it is stated that fighting was resumed in the vicinity of Tachengchun this afternoon about 2.30, and insted half an hour.
Latest reports from Wangping state the Japanese launched another attack on the Chinese troops at Tachengchun shortly after dark.
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ashore. He is, however, personally opposed to this form of entertainment sent to the development of Trans-jas being often undignified and con- Jordan both by Arabs and Jews. trary to the best interest of discipline, The British Government, he sold, and feels that Commanding Officers might guarantee a loan to Tranajor-will share his view, dan for that purpose.
the
TEA-THEN A COCKTAIL Finally, Lord Samuel urged the
"Whenever possible," states creation within Palestine of two
Commander-in-Chief communal organisations-Jows and Order, "th
Advisory himselt modifies the usual Cock- Arabs-with a Central Council representing the two com- tail Party, 0-3 p.m. to an 'At 5-7 p.m. munities, with British officials to Home, 4.30 to 6.30 or crament, he said, should continue board and a cocktail during the last
half hour or so of the At Home." help and advise. The British Gov-Tea is served when guests arrive on the Mandate, far been Over 30 shells have
"He has found that this form of The Archbishop of Canterbury Ared on the Chinese position up to
expressed the opinion that the pro-party serves the purpose of official time of cubling that the bridge at posed scheme would require a great parties and the quests will leave their
It is reported Lukucchino has been completely des- deal more investigation, but he wel-offices in time if they really wish to the per-be entertained on board, as opposed Station inside comed the proposal Police troyed. A Wangping was also damaged beyond manent guardianship by Britain of to a cocktail party." repair. The Commander of the Peace the Holy Places and the
for safeguarding minorities. Preservation Corps of Wangping is
The debate was adjourned until
Te missing.
fighting at Wangping actually started about 3 o'clock, when Japanese shelled the elty heavily. Trullery
Chinese took the offensive after the arrival of
reinforcements and the Japanese withdrew.
A large detachment of Chinese re- inforcements has been rushed to Nan- yuan where fighting has also started. It is reported that fighting broke out nt Lukuochiao and also at Fengtal o'clock. The this afternoon at 3
has train service
to-morrow.
for
proposals
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It is understood that a large num- not ber of the Labour Party
his views to approve of the proposals for particircumstances alter cases, but wished
to be known. The Order concluden.-"The des- iloning Palestine, and that Mr. Mor- Jones will to-morrow move that
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'At Home' however, that the Government will
to be resumed. Private 'At Homes," refuse to accept the proposal, as it more dignified term, is unable to delay the submission of which are in reality cocktail parties' Another report indicates that early
the scheme to the League of Nations.
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been
a small
Later, about 9 o'clock, number of Japanese soldiers was seen
in the vicinity of '
is outside the
minor
of men, which i
clash followed.
After
for. sonte
Gate. A exchang Ume the ing rifle fire Japanese were compelled to retreat. All train services on the Pelping- Mukden line this morning were de- layed owing to fighting-Wale Klu Yat Po.
REPORTS ACTION
Nanking, July 20. Two telegrams have been received here from General Feng Chi-an, who is now defending the walled city at Wangping. One is addressed to the Central Government, and definitely denied that any agreement has been reached at Tientsin between the 29th. Army and the Japanese. He added that all members of the 29th. Army will not strictly in accordance with
from the instructions
the Central Government, under direction of Gen- eral Sung Chch-yuan, their Com- mander-in-Cilet. General Feng de- clared that he and his farces will do their best to defend Chinese terri-
tory
The other telegram is addressed to General Ho Ying-ching, the Foreign Minister, reporting the latest develop- ment on the front.-Wah Kits Yot Pa CHIANG RETURNS
Nanklug, July 20. Marshul Chiang Kai-shek, accom- panied by Madame Chlung, returned here this afternoon by the 9.35 Reгo- plane from Klukiang. General Chin Ta-chun and other members of Mar- shal Chiang's sulte nrrived here at the
time
another same
by
plane- Wah Kiu Yal Po.
TAKING PRECAUTIONS
All
Tientsin, July 20.
the strategic points within Japanese Concession here have been and surrounded with barbed wire Band
troops. bags by Japanese Anxiety growing among citizens in
view of the critical situation
A fleet of 30 Japanese motor trucks jeft here this morning for Fengtai The trucks were loader with am- munition and supplies.
Two more Japanese troop trains arrived here from Tangshan this morning about 4 o'clock. Later an- other train fully loaded with Japan- ese soldiers and ammunition arrived from Shanhaikwan.-Wahı Klu Yat
Po.
STRONG SUPPORT
Canton, July 20. The determination of Marshal Chiang Kai-shek and the Central Authorities that China's sovereign rights are not to be sacrificed even at the expense of war was commended to-day in non-Kuomintang clrcles here. Chinese opinion is now united In support of the Central Authorities in handling the North China situation. Former students and professors of the Hsuch Hal College here and the National Socialists who look to Dr. Carson Chang, or Chang Chun-mal,
•
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Resorts
Visa Suspensions Announced
of
Nurses
Attending Conference
In London
London, July 20. One hundred and fifty nurses from
The temporary suspension travelling visas to foreigners wish- ing 10 go to Peitallo, Tientsin, Pel- ping and other areas near the scene all parts of the world-delegates to of the latest Sino-Japanese hostili- the International Congress of Nurses ties was announced at the Passport at present meeting in London-were Examination Ofee of
of the Shanghal the guests of the Queen at a garden
grounds of
of Bucking→ the City Government yesterday morn- party held in Ing. Owing to the grave situation hum Palace this afternoon.
The Queen, with Queen Mary, sat in the north, it is deemed unsafe for foreigners
to travel in the region under the famous durbar tent erected until conditions
in the gardens in readiness for return to normal.
Thursday's big palace garden party action comes This
to
many re- sidents
as a disappointment since and all the guests were presented to Peitaiho is one of the best summer the two Queens.
The King this afternoon drove from resorts on the China coast, while tourists regard Tientsin and Peiping Buckingham Palace to the offices of as "must" places to visit. Tsingtao, the Duchy of Cornwall, In Bucking- however, perhaps the most popular ham Gate, and presided over a meet- resort for overheated Shanghai-ing of the Duchy Council-British
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HAIYANG (Doug) for Amoy, p.m. Go's Wharf. 28037.
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