Hankow, Jan. 6.
The so-called Palace treasures from Nanking have been sent to Chung-sing, in Szechuen province, where hey will be housed in a cave prexared specially for that purpose, Only a small portion of unimportant treasures, consisting of silks and fur -obes, was left in Nanking and is believed to have fallen into the hands of the Japanese. AIL of the important pieces are safe,—Reuter. down.
Generar Tsai Ting-ko former Commander of the redoubtable 19th Route Army, which made a gallant defence of Shanghai against the Japanese in 1932, is now nursing an injured knee in a hospital in Hongkong, states a special report to the "Hwa Mei Pao General Tsai, according to the report, sustained the injury in Nanking on November 18, when a car in which he ing to answer a summons from General Chiang Kai-shek crashed in the vicinity of the Mausoleum Park
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