Released shanghai; uly 2 Operations agauist a band of Chinese gueriliss, led by "Wang Tehchow, near Szekiao in the Sungkiang tarea on July 21, led to the release of a Japanese pharmacist and his Chinese assistant who were prisoners. fof the irregulars, a Japanese army Spokesman announced yesterday afternoon.
"The Chinese, attacked by @ Japanese army force, fed leaving 40 dead, two light machine guns, 17 rifles, and 41605. rounds of rifle ammunition, according to the spokesman. Three prisoners were also taken, the spokesman said. detail was in charge of Lieutenant J. 'S. Brenneman.
Mrs. Z, A. Livshitz-Mitt Shanghai, July 29.
In the presence of a large number friends, funeral services wore held on July" 26 at the Chapel of the International Funeral Directors fon Kiaochow Road for the late Mrs.
The Reverend Father Gabriel officiated, assisted by Deacon V. Konovolef. Interment took place at the Mungjao Road Cemetery where collin was carried to the graveside by Messrs. K. G. Wahamak, P. Marsoff, I Poltere P. Rumberg, K. Egikof, G. Is Bisteitsky.
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