Mr, E. S. Wilkinson Is Detained for 11 Hours Tokyo, May 13.
ITH two powerful Japanese columns relentlessly from north and south, Japanese military authorities here today claimed Hsuchow was in imminent danger of complete Mr. E. S. on, prominent British accountant, naturalist writer, was arrested, stabbed i back and beaten by Jo se encirclement, The Lunghai Railway, they asserted, was on the verge of being pierced by units driving south from Tsining and north from Yungcheng.
The former column, it was offic lly announced here this morning, occupied Taichi, about 82 kims. north of the Lunghai line.
The column operating from Meng-northward entered the w
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