The China Campaign Committee has organized a week of protest against the bombing of Canton.
The week will begin with a poster parade from the Marble Arch to the House of Commons on June 13. The following day a deputation will proceed to the Japanese Emb:
On June 15 a protest meeting will be held at Queen's Hall, followed by a march to the Japanese Embassy.
There will be lobbying among the members of the House of Commons on June 16, and a demonstration will be staged at Trafalgar Square on June 19.—Reuter, , Hankow, June 10.
Official Chinese dispatches f the front state that Japanese fo appeared east Shihlipaa, soukhast of Chengchnw, yesterday Japanese artillery' shelled the Chinese positions at Shjhlihpao, and the sound of gunfire could be y heard in Chengchow.
In accordance with the "scorched earth" policy, all important buildings in Chengchow were destroyed before the withdrawal of the main body of the Chinese forces.
In an attempt to cut the Peiping-Hankow Railway south of Chengchow, Japanese cavalry units are stated to have raided Wuluitien, east of Hsuchang, and also Changlo and Héshanchiao, north of Hsuchang.
Chinese dispatches state that trains
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