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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 90,. 1938.

REVOLT IN CRETE CRUSHED

Soldiers And Sailors Rushed To Canea

Athens, July 20.

Strong army, naval and air force

detachments have been despotched

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PRESS NEWS QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

(Continued from Page 1.).

chukuoan and Japanese militarists.”

The Soviet protest de- mands the punishment of those guilty and has warned

FIGHTING AROUND KIUKIANG

Nanchang, July 30, Intense Oghting is raging on the

Kiuking to Pengisch with heavy

to Crete to quell an armed revolt in Japan that "the Soviet lays Yangise River front extending from the town of Canca, capital and chief upon it the whole responsi-casualties on both sides.

commercial centre of the island,

The revolt broke out following the bility, for the consequence of occupation of Canen last night by actions by Japanese Govern-

400 armed insurgents.-Reuter,

and

PEASANTS UNDER ARMS

Athenn, July 20. Seven thousand soldiers, sailors gendarmes londed at Crete, escorted by 25 aeroplanes, to sup- press the outbreak by armed pea- gants, who seized Conca.

Martial law was declared through- out the urea, ond inte last night it was announced in Athens that the revalt had been suppressed after the

Government forces re-occupied Canca and arrrested many of the rebels. United Press,

PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS

ment organs in Manchuria." -United Press.

SEVERE FIGHTING

Hankow, July 30. Extremely

severe fighting is in

south-west Progress south and the main body of the Chinese forces Kiuking between the Japanese and

The Chinese counter-offensive is

greatly menacing the Japanese rear of force assaults they have decimated the Japanese units at Shihpochent, Fachungtsan,

Mellan Lungtanshan, kow and Laotashan, and re-occupied these points. Japanese reinforce- ments are being rushed from Klu- kang to Hukow and Pengisch.

at Hukow and Pengtsch. In a series

A large fleet of Japanese trucks, with 1,000 troops, which were being

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rushed to Lactashin shortly after its re-occupation by the Chinese, attacked by the Intter yesterday afternoon. The Chinese lay in am- bush on both sides of the road. Four hundred Japanese were slain and ten were captured. Five of the trucks, 16 machine-guns, and over 100 rifles

casualties have been also

which recently withdrew from the were also seized. | Yangise city.

Heavy

dr bills

Under cover of intensive artillery Inflicted on the Japanese in the en- fire the Japanese are suld to be gagements along the range attacking the Chinese positions south south of Klukiang, Including Losz.C- of Kiuklang at Shaho and south-west shan, Szetzeshan and Changchlashan of Kiuxiang at Changchlapu and during the last two days. Szetzeshan Shinline.

was the scene of the severest Bght- Under a terrific arüt- ng yesterday. lery bombardment 500 Inpanese broke through the Chinese line there but the Chinese recaptured I in CE determined News.

The Chinese militory authorities yesterday admitted the evacuation of Talhu, in central Anhwel, but main- tain that the situation on the north bank of the Yangtse need not cause

London, July 20. Parlament broke up this afternoon for the summer recess after an un- usually strenuous session. 11 will alarm reassemble under normal cireumith

The ChineseN are holding strong stances on November 1, although in positions in the hills near the Anhwel- case of urgeny it may be convoked Hupeh burder while the countryside enrber,

west of Taihu is at present Blomfed because of the high level of the Yangtse

Among the subjects dealt with on the motion for adjournment was the Japanese troups me advancing situation of Jewish and other refugees southwards long the Kluklang- from Germany and Austria. Captala : Nanchang Rollway and also westward Gazalet drew a striking picture of the from Lake Poyang on Tehan, it is latter's hopeless prospects, und, reported. referred to their darts outlook in Hungary and Rumania-Reuter Special.

HAINAN LANDING REPULSED

Conton, July 20.

It is offelally stated that the Japan- ese attempted a landing on Hainan fstand at 9.30 a.m. to-day.

Seventy sallors approaching the shore in motor boats made an at- tempt to land at Lingsul, un the south-west coast, but the attack was repelled.

re-

Lingsui faces the Paracels. cently occupied by the French- United Press.

WELL-KNOWN MERCHANT DEAD

Reuter,

Confessions Secured

counter-attack-Central

Trans-Ocean Service Not Interrupted

Jersey City, July 29. Mr. Choy Wah-sum, one of th passengers atrosur 14 Hawailan Clipper, wis

route to China carrying a contribution to the China War Foul.

The China

Clipper

departed for Hongkong from Alameda at 3.24 p.m. to-day carrying seven passengers. There were no cancellations,

The Philippine Clipper left Hono- Rulu for San Francisco at 1.32 p.m., with nine passengers, one of whoma went aboard at the last minute.. United Press.

Shanghai, July 20. Confessions to participation in no less than four cases of bombing July 7, as well as four assasshiations

attempted ass(ussinations na various other recent dates, are said to have been obtained from ten of the 20 Chinese terrorist suspects now in custorly The ten suspects, as well WEATHER FAVOURS SEARCH as 1wo others found with arms in

Manila July 30. their possession, may be handed over Excellent weather lavours ships the Japanese authorities and planes scarching for the missing Reuter.

EUROPEANS CHARGED

Hawalten Clipper.

Two navy amphibian planes have hopper-off from Cavite to Legaspi to awail orders. The U.S. transport Meig is reported to be cruising in

circles in the area from where the Michael J. Power, 38, and Edward Clipper was last reported, and ve MacDonald, members of the crew of army bombers are searching the sea the .s. War Bharala, were charged at 600 miles from Guam-United Press, Central Court this morning with assaulting Haydat Hasslan Shuh, an Indian Constable. They pleaded Not Guilty.

PICNIC CANCELLED

HONGKONG WOMAN

ESCAPES INJURY

London, July 29. O'Neill, wife of the

Mrs. W.

was

Mr. Samuel Ma Sam-yuen, 71, for The St. Andrew's Club Jaunch Manager of the Reuters Agency in many years a merchant in Vancouver, niente arranged for this afternoon,Į Hongkong,

nboard the who 3.C., died at his home, 80 Talpo has been cancelled owing

Tirranna to the sienner

when the vessel Bond, lust night. The funeral will unsettled weather.

was bombed and machine-gunned yesterday, is safe and unhurt. The only casualty was a seaman who was killed. The vessel arrived at Rubat on July 26.-Reuter.

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