Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Scott Personal care of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Horton the bombing and the machine-gun attack on the train which they are stated to contend were deliberate. A glance at the map shows it is indeed difficult to come to any other conclusion, unless the Japanese are prepared to admit that the men in charge of the aeroplanes which trespassed over British territory were under the control of incompetent aviators quite unable to read a map and compare it with the land over which they were flying. A glance at any fairly detailed map of that part will show that Shumchun is at one point about half a mile from the border. That is the smallest distance between the two, while the disance between the small town and the midge which carried the Canton-Kowloon Railway over the boundary, the Shumchun River, is nearer cne mile and a half. The tation of Lukhu is a short distance within Supermarks
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