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sliirnliiz Guardian, Founded H431.

cflARlloTlfliTbWNféANADA. WEDNESDAY, Aucusr 106.1958 ‘I

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Annual Subscription Delivered +5.00 Us iliiil-r. u. i $1.00; ciiiiiiilii IHHI L‘. s. $5.00

22 USSIAN AR TILLER

Shift In Wind -- Saves Villages

ST. JOHN'S, Nild...‘ Aug. 9_ 1c? Cableh-A shift in the wind aided fire fighters to bring under control late today a forest fire [[1111 threatened two villages in _\'i-ii foundlands

district.

.‘\l‘$] "llle and Brookfielciwliose 132m residents had prepared to lean‘ thcir homes. were believed sine lrom the flames. fought by riiiiiiiteiirs and railgers \\'l[h l)tllll]l(‘l‘.'i rushed from other points.

The Steamship Clyde mid Maliikofi had been ordered t. rkl iii zlic battle against the blaze Ellil remove themesidcnts if IICCCS~ iiiry.

COMING {VENll

"Wednesday is Dance Night. at The Highlands. L-IZFI-o-ll-tfi "Cavendish tea August 10th. . L-l36-B-5-5l. "Borden talkie-s on Wednesday. L-ZOO-li-ll-Zil.

' 'l‘ci1 party‘ St. George's Satur- dav, August 13th, Ll62-8-6-4l

' SJllYls Monday, Jane Withers- Yci s ‘rhctltrc. L-26B-8-l0-3i. "Cavendish Tcii. August 10th, "ifiilkies-Crapaud iiitlrsdiiy. L-ZGT-BwO-Zl. "lliiicios-Caiioe Cove Friday. L-BGf-U-IU-zl.

Wcdilesdiiy, L-itl-B-w-ii.

"spit-loll! ‘Vifciiiicsiliiy’ night, Au 10th, Dance: ioiniine hall. .o:i 25. cents. L-Zlil-B-U-Zl.

. Vernon River, ..i August, 12th until rstptcmbcr 14-221-8-9-21.

"ii-c cream sscliil and (L-ince lri

Road SlIIlOOl, Thursday, Aug. lltli. L-ZZZJ-B-Q-Lll. “ .\l0lll1\{.1\lc‘ S.ll_.ll'tlil_\', Jane

\\‘;l.i Tiltslrc. "Dance at Victoria Rink every

wfitllltfdillly night. L-lUl i-tl-Tdl/Tllcs-Wed. ti.

ti; in Angles Kltllltlll} - Yen's Li-Utill-B-IU-Jl.

Bonavlstu north _

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'"'l‘iici‘i- will be ii niocilliglit dance i inc bCtlvlltal ciiitlicring, .,,;, L-Ll-lii-ti-IO-ii.

Dance ill Si. Peter's Rlnk Auiiusif 1011i iilis been postponed unlit iillf‘ liirr llullCU. L-Zbtl-B-ltl-il. . ____. l .\ at Albany lltli, Llinciiilrl l-‘rlday l2:.. .i..i.l ncsi u. C. kilccll. "Ice Cream rind Dance at C. M. B. A. liali, Vernon-River. FTldilyJ Angus. iZZlJI. L-Lloti-li-IU-li.

(Xiillt! w llll‘ W. .\il. S. Fcszlvril

f‘l.i zng liic i

it .\ ill wlllbllllkfl Tliu Allil’ list l1.ii. Li not tlii_~, i _ I imic- lo-ii.

“C lllC to tlic big (l-Jllfl‘ lll

lit-iii. uni rizuiiyi lli',:ll-. Angus. lit. Winstcrl‘; Orclie.»il.i. Lnvco-teioai.‘

‘c in Pcwiiiil Garage Hiilil Allgll-L 12th. \v\).lll llron...’ l1‘... .1. 3.le cliipliiiilils UlijiltiillJ. L-ulu-s-u-zli.

ilvc S.i..i..i.\_i', AiJ-‘Jlil 20-h: L \ . L. PilllliV bills. lxlllilr i éihii i. nations to b. ~ -

_;.vi. iJ;ini~- in Corgi , _ Agigllfi l5 h. Ili

M" L-2~l~l~8-9-li.,l

the pivstponczl ice. (lance zit lrlshtown.‘ _i night. August 19- Ill iollou night. 14-235

and ilancci 2. ‘

~ . __ Alli-Z. l 'l'c:lri‘s Orchestra. L-uiii-ii-io-al. ,_ "H" l('l‘ ‘xi-coin festival at .i.iiiin~ Kiichcirs, Hampshire, undci‘ ‘WK-Ii cs of the Y. P. U. was the evenliill 0f L-282

"Irv cream Ki‘

"Clmlc to the dance at 5185i lvlitsiiirii School Wednesday. All)!“ lit lllili. good music and refresh- ‘ltnl-i served by the Women's In- “lllte. L-234-8-9—2i.

‘PM Cream Festival and Dance W (lfiHVllIll of lottery in aid oi . Biiiiiivciiuirifs Church, Tracadlc

- Frill-W. August 12th.

14-258-8-10-12.

_ .____. nscmflt‘ to the open air dance ju- (ieriiioiit school Wednesday ,0 N] _i Allli- 10th. Ice cream and muql-"lfhto. excellent floor and

‘°- "Wlivbotiy welcome.

m" Western Union Young

vpifnlc at Diimlcy Atlg. ll. m" l“ ~ l). m. and cnjov sports. mo”: "film-M a swim. supper and Rn-pflrii service. L-240-8-9-2l.

0v “w '~— Ita- ‘élllillilellnl! will b: held in Pow- i<_.,,._ 1"; FY1410’. August 12th to “pm? ‘the linking tin oi the ilow fl-iy _Wllll the Hlllsbtiro VIiI interested are invited to IW-fl-hbi representatives East of " l°- L-ZGO-B-IO-Ii.

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l Canton. more til‘

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presented. _

lAPS iiiii nu ciiiiii

Threaten A Ten Con- secutive Days 0f Bombardment.

CANTON. China, Aug. 9—(A P) fifth Japanese squadron. assigned to harass the Elouth Chino coast, today carried oiit the second instalment of its thrcateilcil iO-divv schedule of aerial attacks on Kwangtuiig Province. About 200 persons were killed in 3 were were missing started yester- days, thus

jurcd and scol wince thc attacks (lay, The count by

. far:-_

Monilii_v--l2l dead or missing, lilo llijlltCll. Tiiiistiii§~102 dead, 15B injured.

Canton ivas plunged into gloom‘

by toilays threc-hoilr bombard- ment in which iiliolc iicrcs of _' dwellings were lcvellcd by ]nr>.~..\e:., mcstly SOD-pound

. An awful hush, reminis-

cent. of tlic intervals between

ihilly _boinbiiriiilicnts in June, settled over the metropolis.

Japanese airmen appeared ovtl‘ the city Sfllllfilll)’ iind dropped leaflets (leclltring the Japanese in- tention of bombing Canton for 10 consfecutivc days.

Tcilzrvls assaults extended over

Kwiingliint; Province, with at-i

tacks on railways and other popu lotion centres, but Canton suf- icrccl the greatest devastation and

paid the lilghestrtoll in ilves.i_

‘navak

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Royal Inspection For British Women’s Burp

Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone.’ inspecting tho Women's ‘transport Service at their ‘camp near Alilcrshnt, Ilampshlre,_ England. The uniform iiilopleil liy this branch has hccn mucli admired and Princess Alice remarked on the trim appearance the young women

I: D And Rehekahs Elect lifficers;

BRIDGEWATER. N. S.. Aug. 9- ‘ (CFO-The 81st annual session of» the Grand Lndqc.

lndcpcildellt the 47th

sembly, Marltliiles and land were undcru _v at thi . shore town lOllllIlll with incrc than 650 delegates registered so fur. 1 S ' seven lodiies and l-l past liaresiieiits and tither nfiicci"; rc- Lponrlcil to the roll ciill zit 1c session oi the itch ‘i Assembly". Eight graiiil past patriarchs were prcsenteil at the

opening nlcctlng of the Grand j Encampment. rlilil cil by ii. F. Finilzlin. grand pet ‘ch (ll the ‘ Rhoda Island juilsi liiiiin. Finn‘-

teen candidates: rci-eivcrl the ‘Grand Enciiiiipmciit (it-crew.

‘At the Rebel: ll h -~>iiiiibl,v's election oi offii . Mrs: lies - Lohncs of Vi/lnrlsor. N. ilamerl president. Other include: Nlilrtal Good-i. N. S.. vlcc-presiilcnt. . Rhodcnlcc. Bl'lilt‘.(‘\\'1lll'l‘. Mrs. itiiiry Harrington. , Eater. SOIsIYUlHIQY. \ir.~. Jiiiiicii Ale-i I owml. onctoli. N. 8., ll'L‘l\Slll‘(‘l‘., i Past President, .\i.iiii~l jifliplui" of [ Moncton iinil Harriet Slllllll oi St.‘

John, N. B._ were lllgillllfll fltl i-‘illlqs

to the American Re stall As=viiliv ‘ winch meets this lull at Oklahoma

C ty. ‘ Retiring Prcsltlcilt Mrs. Beulah, - Speedy of St. Stcplieir, N. B. re- nted Lilac to District l4.__(}har:

(Contlnuedon page 9. Colj):

Japs Send New Troops To

V LLOYD LEIIBRAS Asi-ic-z-iiitcd Press Foreli" Sm" SHANGHAI. Aug. l0—iWcdncs-

day) —.Twenty thousand Jalmllesf

reliiiorcctncnts WEN‘ Ordfifcd “d”

to the Yangtse River battlefront.

where sharp Chinese counter-at- tacks had stalled thcl-Ifliiflnfse drive ofiml-llankow. Chlnas prov n-

il 1 . °?;-5§m..»5<;pg'\a-ii-e oh thell‘ wily from Hopi-i, Aiiliivel Province wt”- iiil. w xiiiiiiiiig. Yimetsc Rive" ])Ol'l and Japanese advance base 50 miles to the southwest oi Alillwl‘! and 135 miles iriowmlfelm 1mm Haiikow.

Twenty-five mllcs north of Klu- klang Chinese forces assflllmnll Japanese at Hvcangniel said 8.000 Japanese were encircled but £121!‘ Chinese could not. dislodge 6 because it. was 111190650?" w “m3

artillery in the flooded Yniigtsc Valley area.

Chinese also struck at Susulig. 20 miles east. of Hwangmei, and Tillllhi 35 miles north of the encircled- town.

With Yangtse waters rccccdliil! and reinforcements on the way, however. Japanese were expected to intensify their drive on Hankow in the near future. Japanese planes yesterday raided Chinese all" has at Klan and Chamzshuctcii in K . anigsi Province. reporting “serious damage to military establishments." i

Despite severe fighting the situ- ation on the south batik oi the ‘stream was virtually unchanged. with Chinese holding fast just’ south of Bhahochen. 10 miles south of Kluklang. and at Shut-l

chang. l2 miles west.

Yangtse River Battle Frontl

dfe lliiiv

of the Service

ill llAllllESllNG

Effects Of Rust llam-

al-re lllore Aubarent.

!(‘. I‘. li_v iluiirtlliiifs Spcciiil Wire)

(‘YIT \\' . Aufi. lP-(‘iilotl })l'O_ll'(‘\S ivith l‘llll'\'.>1l!‘.g “a; uiailc iii the HllllllDlJl and i-eniiiil district; of ‘iltiiiilobii and Saskatcheiiu. during tiic pzi~t irrck. says n. weekly crop !‘.‘l>i'>l'l of tile Dominion Bureau oi ' . ltillils ticlaveil cutting ii‘. ill lilnnitolza.

.>\‘l)l‘ll2‘.. . \- tllc rc- ol cool we: iv-cuthei‘ l'.[)E‘lllllf.Z, but helped late

criiiw». ’l'lie tillccts of stem rust in Mani- Hlia and ca.~.tc'.‘n $llf‘kll' liewml llcfflllllll‘; -nt as \'L inc yleitl. ‘eplib be ap- " l‘l'(lllCi‘Cl. oppei.

lll'(‘ ll(‘ll"i't‘ iiilil doing: (lllll ._'.i\

‘is from thc ivlicn: stem reportcil ll‘. Albert-a. if.’ in i‘.l‘lll‘ii'll .in.I north-

ic (f trust ,4 portcil .. .o\-.' iicccl- .. in i-i Aibmu to liiiwtcn iipeiiliig: 0i grain crop».

HAIL DAMAGE

“ZINNIPEG. Alllz. SL-Hail caused heavy iianuicc in scattered sections of the province last. niiiii with the most serious in the Rus>ell dis- trict. about 200 miles northwest of Winnipeg.

The hrizl caused $3.000 daiilaiic in Riiswll. smashing windows. trccs and tearing ‘down telephone wires.

sesame JOBS

REGINA. Aug. tl-Farm labor- ers. seeking jobs iti the harvest iiclds 0i Saskatchewan. arc flock- lnc into the province at a rate of between '75 and 100 a. day‘. accord- ing to Saskatchewan employment office officials.

Demand for farm help is expect- ed m‘ rcnch a pcak this weck a. harvesting becomes pzcncral. Ap- proximately 1.000 mcn iverc laced in jobs ziiiriiiiz lite part wcc and men are continuing to go otit to Ute farms a‘. tzc rat" oi bcém 100 and 150 a tiny.

__i_____.. R-Et l-Jlviis iinNuRARY ' PROMOTION

(GP. Bv Guardian's Special Wire)

OTTAWA, Aug. 9 — Defence Department . tonight announced promotion of two distinguished Canadians. ln honorary rank. when lion. Air Vice Marshal W. A. Bishop. \'. C. was elevated to the np inl- ment of lion. Ali- Marsha , and Colonel J. Bartlett Rogers, C. M. U... was raised to the rank cl lion. lI-indier.

»_iii parts oi kitinifcia and‘

file Further Aid To Spanish insurgents

i 1C. P. li_v (juzirrliaifs Sp LONDON. All: ll 5'1 eiitallo“. ‘i ' '

Ciemlxi. Spain. vioaiing the rllltlt oi the Anglo-Italian Accord. were report- ed tonight to have been made by the British G0\‘eriinie:it.

As Prime .\1i!ll~‘ ChJilibi-rliiln. back in London “ to consult a tii nounced he wou

with Viscount ilsi iinx.‘ l‘. Secretary. l )r:c.l that ii written comm llll-{l bceii sent to the I‘. l\'l

listing I..i_l,\.~ . Yepv violation» o: the !lt)Il—lll'.x‘l".iJl.. agreement.

(Premier Dill-writer of France rc- turilcd to Paris todrv from Riviera. ciitzins; short hzs \".lL'.l'.l0 with the explanation he lllln ltflil enough rest.

(Informed. circ‘ \- conccrneci main over ti.. pro- tmctctl border tllmlllllt‘ ' Japan and Soviet Illissin a eriil F‘z'alic0‘s tailuri- to the British proposal ioreictl scliiii s lfOlll lquestion of l'(‘i)pi‘ll.l‘\'

frontier for shipiiic ‘-

to the Spanish Go ‘.l . l been raised by the FYClYll Peo- —ples‘ F‘ront.i

said he was

ARMY BEEINSl

Drive “Deep” Into. In-

surgent 'l‘ci'rit-ory

On (‘zltzilziil Front. ,

(A. I’. hy Gilardiiiifs Special Wlrc) l

HENDAYE, France. .-\u.:. ll-Ai Government army begun ailother} unheralded offensive on the C.i-, lalrin iroiit in northcristcii Spain iciiiiy when troop,» " the.‘ . Segre River betivci . Balaguel‘ and ails

into Insurgent, tcrrit It u . . fourth such drive within 1'3 < _\s. , Dispatches reaching. the border,

t

said mihtiameii cr zlii- riicr‘ by pontoon brid i. .1 .»un. n.. surprisii g Inst. G e ll ll‘

t Franco's forces n: cl Letitia llllEl south of the bl l_!‘t'll'.".l(l which they hcid at Biilaguei ‘ The (lrive appiliciiili- was over a , iaoint 0i about 14 miles. ‘ If able to hole the territor_v on thi .. . 0' . river and (‘rill ’ lilies. ’ licatc its lcat nlllitiamcn began a Lirthci‘ south, L‘l' and ziriviiil iy ilirc 1i ii . ills liiltl Urlld" a.

‘ DUI‘

The ohjrctive oi tlic Sign’ ltlv oilcnsiie iipi . ' * ‘- pl‘.7\'ii:ciiil cap

Dlspali-hii. Gowriuiicl.

slsliiiici" w

Jllilll rilignin . SHUlfl-l-"Z P;ll'l\' N“ tee tllul the Chltlllllll-l able to carrv iii lI\ will out lhlp t-oinlni; unite:

. .. that

next spring l‘. ii.~< s.

the bi; Iii ui_ . 'l'~l\*hlllll'i along the iilbr. rroiit has been "kcd.

Now. .\iili Inslllwieiifi tliifiiiccs on the Tctuel-Siigunt.» higiiuiiy \\c:il;~ i cned b_\‘ the demands of the

Villley" lighting. (‘ieniilill All , rilalice appriircil to have coini‘. At- l tacks all along’ tlic_ Iiisiuwzcilfs . ilCCl) inland lllic were lll<'l'i‘ l. Insurgent. dispaic eii. however, that ' l-i

_ wcll in hand."

Record Pulpwood ‘ Exports Continue

i (C. l’ by Guardian's Special Wire! l SAINT JOHN. N. 13., Aug. 9- , Record pulpwood exports continue l to ilow across the Atlantic from ‘New Brunswick More has passed

thrntilzh thc port oi Saint. John

G alluvial

NEll riiiisiiif

OiijL-cliit- Of Ilriii- { l l l

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Y BLASTS JAPANESE

E3 ANDmiwARgHwLlQljéf? cééléUrsoviet Efences ‘TvBritain Warns ItaIyTAUXIlIARYAt Possiet Bay

l

cilia TAKEN lNTO*f0Rl

Newfoundland Vessel VY as First V ictim Of New Regulations.

The IiS-tiln aux‘ iary schooner ‘vi-Hie J. Rank» with 1600 gallons iii liquor and ‘22.0l)0 cigari-tltes on liiiiiril. seized by the Mounted Pol- ‘i‘l' (‘utter Fina Jreslerrlay ivtis tied up at the Marine Wharf, (‘liar- lattetoivn. last night. The seizure iiiis iniiile in the Gulf of St. Law- rence, 5‘: Illilcs‘ oil‘ Short Point on the North Shore of this province.

Olivier-skipper Israel llliiigtnn, ""5!" 1"“ "ll-"llllcs. Newfoundland. and the crew of three were balm: detained b)‘ )I0llIlll‘d Police. Names of the i-reiv were not revealed.

’l'lie schooner ivzis seized 30 miles ll't‘\l nf East Point by the police cutter nt 8 tfclock _vesterdzi_v' morn- ing. polici- said. The 200 mile trip

til l0 oR-ock last night when hotli vrzitt vcre tied up at the Marine “h The (‘Ina is commanded |i_\' (‘hief Skipper Roberts.

l The ‘JAFLZO 0i the schooner. um’ ~lliciallv believed to be valued at intiroviiiiatclv $30000 was said to

' oi “f5 cases of alcohol. all 20 cases of zln, 34]

in‘ and 22000 clear-

of l aiidv. File rt‘ ooizcr. firs: victim oi nr-w l‘(“.!lll?lYl!\

of External Affairs at ruin-rtmiiiiig. w insle.» ell" shore. Uli . -il'ivi~ (llllaiflll of the RC \l.l". was lll‘llll‘(l ‘with its “w, ' ‘ slic would have been hove- llvrfect sliiill‘. new . l)(‘l‘llll' Cainlidiziii officers llllil siitirch ic>~els of B lstcri‘ llll(l"l‘ 500 {Oils little» oi the co;i~t. Prevlouslv 111,-‘. llllll no authority to search nnv but. vessels of Canadian retrisig-v cuisldc the three-mile limit. ' It ivzis believed the Nellie J, ilmiks‘ captain was illiawarc of the‘ new laiv. “

vi...‘ Fighters Open Meeting At Amherst;

to boa rd

l l>ll rec-j within l2

i(‘.l‘. By ('

:\\1l1lal-lhl_ 1N. b . .~3.i. 'ili~_ .\' B. iii-e ilClLll cnt‘, itltl.l_'i' \\Ull llii- ptiriiiti- clip. auarti- cu the siiiiiricsl ilepiirtment iii the .»l.ll‘lillllL‘ Eircniens tournament ,1.ll'1lili'. Twenty two (lcparimclils

- iiinipcttiil tor the triiphig won past

w.» ytiiis bv the Glace Buy, N. S.

eCFUllLl and the Glut-c Bil)’.

Ainiierst. Aioiicion and SUSSUX tic» piiitnleiiis received lilcli praise for .lieir slioivinll.

Freedom oi the town was con- ‘ le-ictl upiiil the llrcinen b)‘ Niiiyiir .\l. .1.

ixiiutnidll who ilrcscntcd Al‘- rclii‘iiiu preitient oi . reUClllllilll with the . ~ .1. Other speakers on ins iiiolliltig ])i'i\_L{l"illll lll(‘lli(ll‘d \‘V;l- ...il .\l.il‘l.].7lllll\l. guilt-ml clialrinan ‘ the liiiiriiiiiiit-iil. i~il‘e Cliii-t A. C.

' ‘ .~‘~..lh:n- }It‘lll'_\' iii prisidrnz- ,

iinii illc

_ Cl(ill ' liic lie)‘. lilllitllllklll will lit‘ held‘ n; CiiiirloLli-tii\\ii

cniii:i.-~‘.i;itiii:i.~ oi film-lighting} Pililljllllclll wiii- liclil (luring ilie (lav and tviiiclit lmnils iroiii Trilro.

i this season than in any ])l‘l‘\'l0\l$_ year. A great quantity lius bccli shipped from the lViiraiiiii-hi disfl trict on the north shore and mosti of the shipments front this prov-i lnce have gone to Gcriiiiiny. l

The S. S. August Bolteii sailed} from Saint John today with a.‘ pulpwood cargo for the land of the- Nazls. The ircichter Winlcr-swglyki is loading plulpwood llere~also for Germain". i ore than 90.000 cords. it is estimated. will have been shipped from Saint John by the end oi the Sllllllllfll‘ seivoii. About 25 frclghtcrs already have carried;

s from here. i

l

pill ycood cor

‘amine Rcti ~ ‘perlmccd at iicrth shore ports. ‘(he pulpwood-ladcil frelizilter sail-.

ho< laccn ex-i

ed from Bathtlrst todav and two. others were being loaded.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9 ~ Pol cc questionlnc Charles Bird. 26-year- old dcspcrado. said tonight he

DOHSlNl his crimc career hail nct- iyoil what you iviiiit to know‘. but

rcd “about 51000110." and that he would never be tried here because he “'11s wanted "for bcltcr cases in other cities."

Inst. 0t a midwcstcril bankrohbcrs, Bird lavas

flank of captured.

here last night as a result 0i a lip ,

l)l'4l\'lil(‘(l by all observant 16-year- old boy. llll! tomnrroiv. officers said.

His attractive Zhlqvear-old wile. lhe only

an cxtvctant mother.

captured with him. broke into hys- lllfl‘ to help i-ob liali a ciozvii bai...

tcrlcal sobs under questioning.

in». howcvcn] "

——~—~ o lion's Special Wirrfig ' ‘lull. 9 Th

iBank Robbers ls Captured

He will be given a hear- llinil

.___.. ___, ___ __ __# ___i

IE

Are Strengthened

Extension Of Russo - Japanese Hostilities Along Siberian Border Looms.

’l‘()I\'Y(). Aug. El-(AIU-Siiiiet Rll><lllll fort-cs were l't‘ll0l'lt‘il to he ciinslrllctiilc ncu defences fllilll} in u hzit 2i War (lilice .\])lll\L‘.\lll£lll sziiil indiciitctl i‘\'lt‘ll~ll>ll iii the Sihevizin border incident front.

The Win‘ Office (lccltirt-rl t'll\"llll‘)'. 1ll‘llll('l'_\' and tanks on the siitlthvicst \h[)]‘Q (if Possiet Ila)‘. several miles t‘il.\l of the (ll\|)lll(‘(l Silierizin- Xlzinchotiktinail-liiircit hurilel‘ zone \\llt‘l‘t‘ the ncuc~ll lllid most serious liordci‘ incident <tzirleil .liil_\ l.

A rcncucd Split-t iittzick “as helicvcil imminent liv the War Office. which announced that Rll>>l2ll\.~‘ hail ]U.\l‘1u')llf) nlcii in the illsputcd (‘hzinc-‘kufeng’ hill zireii ~ince Jul) 2i].

s'l‘lt.l. 'l'.\l.K iii-tacit '

It was i-xiwclcd that. diplomatic negotiations for peaceful settlement.

front cunlhiilcil uith artillery exchanges. Uiic Soviet. shell- “as siiiiltu have struck ll pinseiigei‘ train behind the lines anil the “iii- Otlice spiiki-sltiiin expressed lit-lief that casualties ivoillil be heat‘).

’l'lie iii-my llllll0llll('l‘(f l'.\li‘llhlllll of the lighting to siiiliiifen, six miles mirth of Sliacilufeng in the Chilllllkllffllgy urea. Tim Siiiiet battalions were said to hzivc attacked there.

2B3‘ J l). \\'ll' c) ~ (.\3.\l|(‘lll|.t‘(l ' l" iiii Staff» " ' . ' ' . ' . Sbcriiin - .’ ‘. ic.i\‘_\ ur~ ' . i the ' 10in‘-

Al ST. Pliers "BAY ciiiiiicii

tlic llliJrl , .

to this port was not (‘Qnqplpted "m! iii‘ the ilbplllt“ would be resiinierl, but hostilities on the borilev ilisputo