Wight; and others.
Parliamentary Vice-Minister of For-been launched at about 11 p.m. last eign Affairs. Mr. Shimizu, Mr. Liang Saturday, the guerillas focussing their Funeral arrangements were under Hung-chih, Chairman of the Execu-attention on the Japanese barracks the direction of the International tive Yuan of the "Reformed Gov-there. They first surrounded she Funeral Directors. ernment," and other leaders of the district and then sent a dare-to-die Government became ill after drink-corps" to start a big fire.
Japanese employed by the Central ing the lethal wine but their lives The conflagration could be seen in China Railway Company will be re-were saved by prompt medical Kiangwan and Paoshan and durir quired to send part of their monthly treatment. the fire fighting started, The Japa solanes to their homes in Japan, ese garrison force took ap the cha effective this month. The monthly A message from Nanking today. lenge hurriedly. The fighting lased savings are expected to total more stated that Mr. Liang left the until 3 am, the next day when the than Y.200,000.
Dojinkai Hospital at noon.—Domei. guerillas retreated. Two-thirds of the Japanese barracks were destroyed by the fire. They also lost three military trucks and about 50 horses, it is claimed.
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