Postponed Bout To Be Held on Friday Private Edwin Llewellyn of the Loyals, whose knock-out victory over "Tough" Brooks of the 4th Marines two weeks ago established him as a first-rate local favourite, will headline this Friday's programme of boxing at the Canidrome Gardens, it was affirmed last night by Auditorium officials. Llewellyn is to battle that ring-scarred veteran, Kid Andre, sometimes referred to as the "Siberian Terror," in the eight-round main event.
Another top-notch British box Harry Owens of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, is to be featured.in the coming card. Owens down to meet Joe Clara, the hard-hitting round semi-final, an attraction which will strongly contest the main event for interest: Owens has yet to lose a round in the local ring, winning most decisively over Jackie Parks on his debut and then out-smarting Kid Frisco easily last Friday.
Five other events are to complete the programme for Friday evening, the contests being scheduled to start at 8 p.m. promptly, and to draw to a close by 1030. Booking, which is expected to be lively, will open to-morrow morning at Squires Bingham Ca. 126 Nanking Road. red among missionaries in the war No casualties have hitherto occur-350 Page Volume on Local zone in North China, according to Hostilities sulate. reports received at the British Con-When notified of their where-china Incident and Shanghai," will A 350-page volume, entitled "The abouts, the Japanese, it is stated, Shortly be published in Japan by the avoid shelling and bombing mission Emergency Committee of the Japan-compounds, which were requested tonese Residents' Corporation here, the display prominently, signs to disin- Shanghai United News" reported guise them from other buildings—Yesterday.
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Chinese South of Changteh 5 quaint the Japanese public with the tion wil, according to the daily, ae Profusely illustrated, the publica-Nanking, Nov. 8. effects of the pasis upon the After evacuating Changtehfu, the loca] Japanese community; the activi-Chinese forces are now holding the ties of the Japanese armed forces here: line at Paolienssu, ten miles south and the "real causes of the Shanghai of Changtehfu.
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The book w include introductions ral Denshichi Ohkochi, Taiyuanfu, and he has expressed his Commander of the Special Naval determination to hold the city "unto- Landing Party; the Japanese Consul-death." The city is completely en- General, Mr. Suemasa Okamoto and circled by Japanese forces and mr. Masusaburo Amano. japanese aircraft yesterday dropped 5,000 handbills inside the wal anding its surrender. The as already been seized by Nor Gate number of Japanese troops—Reuter-Counter-Attack Due He
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A Chinese counter-attack to recap- Sir Hughe Will Not Resume Hankow ture Changteh, on Railway, which fen the Peiping on Duties Till Next Month Nov. 4, will be launched when Chinese reinforcements, now on the way, The Bi Sourabaya, Nov. 8. tish Ambassador to China, at their assigned points.—Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen, comal News. plete' his tour of the Netherlands
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