London, June 12.
A "China Week" on the largest possible scale, to press the need of helping China and withholding help irom Japan, is being organized by the China Campaign Committee, to Lo held from July 4 to 8.
J. B. Priestley, the amens novelist and dramatist, will edit a special newspaper for tne occasion. it is hoped to have articles in it by Colonel Henry Stimson, former American Secretary of State, and Dr. Robert Lim, head of the Chinese Red Cross, A China shop will be opened in Regent Street ior the sale of Chinese art treasures, "a consignment of which is on the way from China The B.B.C. will be asked to arrange broadcast and, if possible, a televim scene, and it is hoped to get Cinemas to accept a special mes-ge to be flashed on the screen at their performances—Reut Father Shoots Son, Takes Own Life Fresno, Calif, June 11 Angered over his sons friendship. with a man he regarded as a spendthrift, Mr. Joseph Shaw today shot lus son, wounded the youths companion and took his own life By a quirk of fate the son, Mr. Craig Shaw, was dying from a shotgun charge which investigating officers believe was meant to kill Mr Vernon Haskell, Armed with a double barrelled 16- gauge shotgun the elder Shaw burst into his son's farm home near here and fired at Haskell who was seated on a sofa beside young Sha Haskell ducked and his right ear was blown off by the charge, Shaw received the full force of the shot in his side. The son, employee of an optical firm, was not expected to live. Haskell's ear was amputated but his condition was not serious.—
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.