The Archive · 1932

DAIREN Yangize Floods Result In Big Increase in Figures

Dairen, Oct. 8. The export of cereal product from a Tngrented "sth.

ston received to-day. The year accord Reason for this gain lies in the fact owing to ain lies act According to figures prepared by the Manchuria Products Association during the year, October 1 September Toa Be ted ana export totalled 1,626,080 tons—a 845,161 tons; bean cakes gain "of or" the same length of time totalled 10,977 tons making" vious of 100000" tons, and Ka fain over the liang export reached the total of 181,335 tons: a gain of 96,000 tons ver the previous year.—Reuter, This dog has made him {amour—Reuter awn. as Squify, and his loyal drive ie ae, hie a After a first abortive attempt, his chance came when the party proached a deep ditch. The other two captives, who were in advance, were compelled to wade through, ked by two bandits and the pes ante who had been impressed into service ax extra guards. Turning the" matter into a joke, Mr.

ickintosh asked permission jump the ditch in order to avoid wading. This request was grant-

HERE ie the actual programme of young man, 28, married, ith two children, His income is $5,060 a year and

stout "$000, "leaving a balan his "annual premiums motte to #4400 of the of WS income for the support of the ramily.

For this he gets a total 1 ical or unofficial warning of any] 0x Dion and stool by to which the ted to visit tha racecourse no ed, the guard dropped the cord hold-insurance of $30,000,—$5,000 te Lo Fa in cath to hi wile pense kind was issued, nor was. it even fon, Me. Mackintosh leaped across so arranged inn trast selement an to cee they 2, coat certs, are Keeping the British minted that they' must not proceed With a lurch that threw him down] I} fovgu income for the wife during her lifetime, the remaining principal er 1 Gapie™hthrlies iforncd of tet amy mut no mite eileen after Ber dent their movements, contatnedaetces 2% {rey esients of Newehwang|the "fil, in the training of ponies, some of The bandits laughed hugely at]

by the captives contained articles were in the habit of walking their [realise what was happening, but before. they" could gf clothing, including an old sport- with their wives, ing coat for each captive, and a Mackintosh was off like arrow Mr. Mackintosh, who was train-flask of whisky, the previous task {for the cover of the kaoliang 20 to having been much appreciated. No ponies for the Mukden races, 30 yards distant. The last words books were sent, but a copy of ise every morn-hho heard were a shout of warning ting, and each time he left the town Yeeent newspaper was. enclosed. from Mrs, Pawley. "Look out!—through the gate in the mud wall The foodstuffs included malted mils, itheyr'e going to shoot." sotto, tinned milk, chocolate he invariably passed the time of

Mrs.

Pavley's and day with the fe is Chinese, [they all went wide, and the togitive four shots were fired, but luckily iter eof bandits or moko sneaking fants of ing pace' when oot "of a Phillips, sent which ther jocular remark in keep-mie" prepared needing tte wai Hieved to he still. troublesome.

Further parcels are being sent when the opportunity arises, but laponing every moming for a. hint jof warning had there been any sugigestion of danger, but never once speed to find that through the arrival of Mr. Hugh Gordon and Mr. a fair income for present live ences, soceetsily, th Surely he has laid out his life very suc ssful wi $90.000 te leave for his family.

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