Amoy, Nov, 1
Many Japanese sighted on the high warships were seas off the coast of Amoy yesterd: while 31 others were anchored side the Amoy harbour, Japane: blu jackets. who occupied the Li 1 Isi to the west of the Quemoy Island on October 28. have been withdrawn. but those who landed on the Quemoy slond. numbering more than 1,000, and all belonging to Manchoukuo and Formosan armies, are still there.
One Formosan has been appointed by the invading Japanese as magistrate for Quemoy Island, where a small unit of Chinese defenders on the northern part of the island are still holding out—Central News.
By special request of the British Military authorities, the funeral of the four Ulster Riflemen who w eri iment en October other pictures show was simpl and of a private character Top left, the funeral cortege is seen âr the cetin:
being carried to the graves, the many wreaths being placed around the graves, and the demonstration of sympathy staged by a number of Chinese before the ceremony
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