"The Monkey's Paw" Scores Hit "The Monkey's Paw" a thriller by was ing, Apr. 26.
Japanese bombers, which took part in the raids on outskirts of Chungking during the early hours yesterday were so badly damaged as a result of an engagement fighters that they were probably unable to return to announcement by the Headtage pris are site in the vicinity the vicinity of the statement declares, "Japanese bombers on their were intercepted by a strong force of fighters in the beginning to end. It is believed to be one of the first dramatic efforts dramatic and other programmes were formed recently. Qutstanding in last night's broadcast were Mrs. Pat Merritt, Mr. E. C. Baker, Mr. R. Spir and Mr. John Steriker, all. of whom are well-known to Shanghai theatre-goers.
Mr. Tan Sinclair, who acted as speaker and who also regularly broadcasts news in English for the French station, lived up to his rethe best Fighting Near Kiukung Hankow, Apr. 26.
Japanese army units are storming Chinese positions in the Kiukung mountains on the Hupeh-Kiangsi border, according to field dispatches the reaching here today.
One column took Lungkowkiang, 46 a south-east of Tungshan, in a surprise raid on Tuesday, reports said. The village is an advance post to the north-west of the Kiukung mountain, Following the fall of to have taken Hsiafeng and Hsin-feng shih on the Hupeh-Hunan-XKiangsi border.
Completing the encircling movement, a third Japanese unit, the dispatches revealed, had broken through Chinese defences north of Laitangshih and was moving in pursuit of enemy troops toward Chang-shan, a mountain base that serves as a strategic defence post. In the Kaoping, north of Ching station every Friday, while lectures on various subjects, also in the English language, are planned for Thursday evenings.
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