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CHINESE VICTORY GREATEST SINCE TAIERCHWANG
(Continued from Paye 1.)
tured Kuchuitow and Toyunshan. strategie hills lying between Hwang- mei nnd Susung, yesterday morning. It is said that the Chinese planes |effectively bombed and scattered the Japanese troops concentrated there Whilst the Chinese infantrymen rushed their position.
Fierce fighting took place alsa at to be in a quieter and more receptiveTahopu, west of Hwangmei, where mood-Reuter.
Inspired Communique
Berlin, Sept. 1.
on
| the Japanese attempted to repell the Chinese closing in the city, Casualties on both sides are said to be heavy-Central Newa.
A communique, apparently inspired by the Ministry for Propaganda and issued through the semi-official German News Agency, denied that Herr Hitler has seen the Sudeten leuder, Herr Henlein.
The communique decfares that
Henlet arrived Herr
at Berchtesga- and put up at a local hotel, and will visit Herr Hiller to-morrow. of Japanese troops
fi appears that Herr Henlein was at Herr Hitler's residence, but up parently did not attend the consulta- tions between Herr Hiller, General Goering, Herr Hess and Dr. Goebbels, -Reuter.
Lull Along Yellow River Front
Tungkwan, Sept. 2. Owing to a torrential rain, a lull prevailed along the Yellow River here all day yesterday.
der
It is learned that the greater part In Fenglingiu, opposite here, have been wildrawn to Tsinglutsun and Liuholsun to the north, leaving only a handful of men at Fenglingtu.
Competent military observers here believe the Japanese crossing to the south bank of the Yellow River at this time is unlikely as their furces
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FRIDAY,
CHINESE SCORE VICTORY
Terrific Battle At Tatsienshan
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Tuesday, the 6th day of September, 1938, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at
Yangsing. Sept. 1. Shamshulpo, in the Colony of
Strengthened by crnek reinforce- Hong Kong, for a term of 75
ments Chinese forces on the Jul- years, commencing from 1st chang front launched a fierce general July, 1898, with the option of attack on the Japanese positions and scored a sweeping victory at Taisien- renewal at a Crown Rent to be
shan (Great Pointed Hill), four fixed by the Surveyor of His
mlies west of Julchang, after an all- Majesty the KING, for one fur-day battle which began early yes-
terday morning. ther term of 24 years less the
Two Japanese regiments which last three days thereof.
took part in the sanguinary engage- Intending bidders are advisedment were utterly routed and one of that immediately after the dispe. the commanders was killed in action. More than 4,000 Japanese troops in- nal of the lot the Purchaser (If cluding several offleers were slain or not the applicant) will be required wounded on the battlefield which to deposit with an authorised
described by military despatelics as drenched in blood. officer who will be present at the
Tatsienshan, after the feree batile, sale, the sum of two hundred
to Chinese returned completely hands, while the remnant Japanese dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum
were driven back in great disorder will be refunded on payment of
to Julchang. the Purchase price. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
New Kowloon Inland
Road and Boundary Lot No 2633. "Juretion of Tai Po
Street, Shamshuipo.
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ANNUAL
HOCKEY MEETING
mai
Suggestions For United Tournament Discussed
$39
$2,90)
Suggestions were made at the an- inceting yesterday that the Hongkong Hockey Association should organise the United Tournament and a su
sub-committee was appointed to inquire into the question.
The meeting, held in St. Andrew's Hall, was presided over by Mr. A. A. Dand. Those present were Lt. C. J. G. Douglas, Cmdr. 11. 7. Bust, LL. Cmdr. Robinson, Lt. Carr, Messrs. G. T. Palmer (secretary), R. Hen- derson, A. E. P. Guest, D. Smith, G.
E. R. Divett, H. Pennell, E. V. Aives, J.
ves, J. Consalves and G. Singh.
cers elected were Mr. Dand
|
was
In addition to the large number of casualties, the invaders lost no less than 700 rifles, 10 machine guns and quantities of military supplies. the second
The heavy defeat was major disaster suffered by the Jn. panese on the Julching sector since
20.
20.
yesterday's success, Chinese
forces have called to a definite hall the Japanese attempt to push west- ward along the bank froin Juichang to threaten the Chinese posillons at Matow.
The original stratagem of the in- vaders, it is believed, was to bring greatest pressure to bear on the weakest point along the Chinese line and to break through it. Their plan
now been
been effectively frustrated with yesterday's heavy reverse.
The Chinese success yesterday was attributed by competent observers to the timely arrival of strong fresh units at designated points and the
haz
Jaunching of the counter-altuck at a time when the invaders had not yet consolidated their gains.-Central Netus.
YELLOW RIVER FIGHTING
Chengehow, Sept. 1. Military despatches from the front report a completely successful day for Chinese operations along the north bank of the Yellow River on August 30.
been
The Japanese attack on Wenhslen, ṛtrategic town 45 miles north-cast of with repulsed Loyang, has
three heavy losses. after
days' strenuous attempt to gain possession of the several Yellow River cross- Ings, the invaders have now given up the task.
SEPTEMBER 2, 1988.
STOCK MARKET'.
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Ronald Solveig's by Sir Landon
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Op.
CO, No. 3.... Flagstad by Edwin McArthur: Nor- with Piano (Soprano)
accomp. wegian Dance In D Major, Op. 35..
Gustave Clocz and L'Orchestre Philharmonique De Paris,
9.30 London Relay The News. 9.50 Mozart"The Magic Flute" -Act 2.
Played by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra-conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham, Bart; Soloists:-Erna Ber- ger (Soprano), Tiann Lemnitz (So- prano), Helge Roswaenge (Tenor),
(Baritone) Gerhard Husch Wilhelm Strienz (Bass). 11.00 Close Down.
SEEK TO RAISE BIRTH RATE
had
Rome, Sept. 1.
Following the fall of Menghalen. 15 miles west of Wenhslen, a number of small villages in the vicinity fell successively into Japanese possession.
As a move towards increasing the These have now again been recap- tured after vigorously Chinese opera- birth rate, the Cabinet has decided ns. These villages include Yeh-that all State employees must marry tions. chichchen, Peipalouchen, Hungchib, if they desire promotion. Peitouchen, and others.
It has he been decided that wo- With the recapture of these points, men can occupy only ten per cent.
Yellow of ovallable jobs in the Chinese defence along the
ver has been
Reuter, greatly strengthened.
commanding strategic vie
were
State,
more than 10 hours. win one of the most severe along the Pengisch-Hu- completelykow sector. The Japanese, retreating Japanese garrison from the two hills, lost about 100 More than 100 Japon- men, large number of machine-guns, claimed to have been rifles, and a lot of military docu-
ments.
the communication line to Menghsien, was recaptured on August 30 by Chinese troops after a furious attack which routed the 700 MeersCmdr. Rust, Lt. Dou.
force there. glan, Rev. J.
ese R. Higgs (vice-presi- Xavier (treasurer), R. killed. dents), A. M. Henderson (secretary).
Messrs.
Divett, Gonsalves, Smit and Guest were chosen to sit un the Council as civilian members. The service members (two Army and two Navy) will be chosen later.
A proposal that the annual meet- ing be held each year on the first af September was carried. Mr. Smith zoviation should organise ment of its own.
Cut off from their retreat, 200 Ja- panese tried to flee from Menghsien were early yesterday morning but waylald and driven baeks to the city During the engagement, the again. Japanese force lost 20 inen.
After the recapture of Pellouchen, Chinese forces
cees rapidly advanced un Menghsion and have now reached a
The Chinese forces are following up thele success with a vigorous at tick ou Pengisch and Ilukow.- Central News.
SMASHING VICTORY
Hankow, Sept. 1. The Chinese scored a smashing
now in Shanst are Insulllcient for the Thursday proposed that the As-point only six Chinese south of the Victory west of Julchang in the gen-i
Message To Hitler
Prague, Sept. 1.
adventure. It is understood thot Lord Runciman sent a special message to Uniess they
obtain large Herr Hitler through Herr Henlein, reinforcements, the Japanese will not stressing the need for a continuance venture to cross the stream for the of peaceful negotiations,
can
being catered for at present," time being. Their present operations
It is believed that this, coming on along the Yellow River, observeri the eve of the Nuremberg Confer- maintain, are only a threat designed ence, may have a favourable effect, to divert the strength of the Chinese -Reuter.
forces.-Central News.
In
where severe
a tournn- I propose this." he said, "as Civillan Clubs are not Mr. Dand replied that the rugges- tion had been brought forward at the previous annual meeting and had been discarded
invaders, us the United and Mamak Tournaments were const.er- ed sumelent,
During the discussion which took place it was, unnounced that the
HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION | Mamak Tournament had been drop-
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ped and that the United Clubs were desirous that the Association took over the Tournament. A sub-com- mitter, including Messrs. Penrell. Smith, Divell, Guest and Sgt. S. Mettam,
wis formed to go into the
eral offensive yesterday, inflicting ere fighting is raging.
on 4,000 ensualties the Japanese, the south-east of Tslyuan, the
urgent telephone most battered town of north Honan, according to an
message received here from the front fighting of great ferocity hus again
this morning by the Generalissimo's broken out in the vicinity of Lung-headquarters. taichen where a strong Chinese column is engaging more than 1,000 trate the Chinese positions in the After repeated failures to pene-
hills seven kilometres west Points west and south of Lungchang, the message said that the tnichen have now been cleared
Japanese brought up heavy rein- Japanese troops, according to mill-
forcements for n big push along the tary reports from the front. Central south bank of the Yangise. News.
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ot
of Jul-
The Chinese also rushed up rein- forcements to the spot and before the Japanese could complete their concentration the Chinese ordered general offensive.
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Hankow, Sept. 1. Although reports of the Chinese victory are causing the greatest ex- cilement here, the Chinese high com-
After
A bayonet charge by the
Samshui and Wuchow Quezon.
mund, in accordance with its policy Chinese, the message declared that
Batavia and Sourabaya of not being unduly exciled over
Kongmopn extremely heavy fighting took place, Douglas made reference to the amalgamation of umpire lectures for minor victories and also of not being which ended in the Chinese breaking Amoy
Ite depressed over temporary
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Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin ..Hangsang Army members and civilians.
the issue of extra is forbidding combination that the
The Japanese are alleged to have,
Shaoghal, considered
editions by local papers.
suffered 4,000 casualties, while the would lead to better understanding
It und would advence
is
said to have captured regarding rules
understood that the Chinese Chinese are
machine Kuns. the standard of the game. It was
commanded by General 700 rifles and scores of troops were
The Japanese are reported to be decided that combined lectures would Kwan Ling-chung, who participated be advisable.
in the buttle of
of Talerchwang and retreating towards Juichang. The major
part
In yesterday's Chinese victory is sold to be due to took a
the fact that the Chinese troops de-. offensive at Julchang.
Regarding the situation on the Yel-ending the hills west of Julchang. low River, well-informed Chinese stubbornly held on to their positions terrific attack by the sources doubt the reported intention of the Japanese to cross the water- way at Tungkwan, where the river current is very swift and powerful. Chinese artillery commands the chan- nel,
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
The annual report of the Hongkong Hockey Club, which will be presented ut the Club's annual meeting on Wednesday, September 7, records a most successful year. Finances and membership show a slight increase over last year.
The outstanding feature of the report is the success of the Club's first eleven in its hockey fixtures for the post season. Out of 10 matches played, 14 were won, 2 were drawn and only three lost. Of the 55 goals scored for the Club as compared with 18 against, G. E.-R. Diveit was the highest among the scorers with 24.
Six new playing members Joined the Club, while three members were selected to represent Hongkong In the interport hockey mulch against Macao, namely Fil. Lt. R. A Wallace, W. A. Reed and S. A. Fowler.
The agenda for the coming meeting! Includes the election of oflcers, for the coming season and a proposal "that the annual meeting be held in September each year,"
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Sanese.
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As soon as the Chinese reinforce- ments arrived the Chinese launched a counter attack in which one Japan-
detachment Q5C
commander killed.
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Thursday
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Direct Service"-due London,
Chinese reports atate that the
Reports of the Chinese victory at Japanese attempt to cross the river yesterday was repulsed and tint the Jufchang are confirmed by the cor Japanese are also moving cast along espondent of the New York Times, on the Julchang the north bank, probably to attempt | who was present
15th September. to cross in the vicinity of Pinglunt and telegraphed to-day: he Reuter.
.......
and, "Diggest Chinese victory after
CHINESE RECAPTURE HEIGHTS Talerchwang scored here when Chi
wap attack on
of Mat in the
e successfully repulsed the Kingtechen, Sept. 1.
Chinese Chinese forces in the vicinity of north-west of Pengisch and Hukow, on the south inity of
also mouth- Chinese bank of the Yangtze, launched a west of Julchang, where heavy counter-attack on the Japan unter-offensive inflicted over 1,300 ese positions in the evening of August casualties on the Japanese. How- 29 and by Tuesday morning have
over the Japanese, who are retreating completely recaptured · Yangklashan to the outskirts of Jalchang, are and Tongshan, two important heights bringing up fresh troops for an early in the vicinity,
new offensive
this sector."-- The heavy engagement, lasting Reuter.
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