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1 / ■ •'R.finp-v; THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Find Fortune In ' U. S. Advises Japs Safe Of Hermit Gunboat To Stay PAPE SEvaa West Clinton News THE SPORTS CHATTERBOX By TENCH OWENS on the west by lands of Robin Ac estate, beinjf tract Number 3 jC. M. Ferffuson estate, and Hunter \lf you haven’t joined the fun and jumped into this rip-roaring -softball competition, you had better hurry. Playing on <the college athletic field; lands. Said tract of land is known the Potter tract, or tract Number Z- ; of-the C. M. Ferguson estate, as will Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Willingham of Masontbwn, Pa.^June 11. —Neigh- University Officials Refuse ^To Greenwood, spent Monday with Mrs. bors of Fred Schroyer still were dis-| Pro-Jap ParadesJ Willingham’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. cussing tonight the extent of his for- French Alan Act •'^cKee. Margaret McKee re- tune, several hundred, thousand dol-^ rrencn Also aci. j turned home with theih for a visit. lars of which was found in an old . ^ ” Mrs. Roy Trammell and daughter, iron safe in his lamp-lighted home* June 13 T\vo American'several days with Mr. and , , w.c just outside Masontown. ^niversities and a French institution jert.y, have returned home after,afternoon of fun last Monday.!a problem but is really simple after Court for Laurens County The 72.ye.r-old reeluse died in »■ , 'll”/:' •’“P*"'"" Mrs. Green Chambers in Canton, Ga. ' «'«' how ... A elimpse into Book 3, page 16. .^estoblished North China regime to, Viliam Terry is spending his va- “"<* ‘his column,Coaeh Johnsons office in the P. C, Terms of Sale; Cash. The success- 'participate in Hitical parade andi„,i„„ ,vare Shoals with relatives. ■ . ■ ■ • • • - -I ■mass demonstrations against the Chi- nese government of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. i"tvll.™-«„l,i; "rv:;.:, 1 has tutored. Among the notables in ih., clerk of Court the sum of five learn later that his racquet string more .dully appear by plat, ’being « had popped on the way . . . Had my sub-division plat of the C. M. F«- frrst experience at laying off a ten-.jruson estate, made September llth. - . .u ^ . V. .3 "u to decide 11904, by Paul H. Nash, Surveyor, re- for a change, the four teams had an-, where each stake mu.st go seems quite I corded in the office of the Clerk of Uniontown hospital May 31, protest ing against ministrations by physi cians treating him for diabetes. .\t 2 o’clock the next morning the four heirs, Mrs. David Cans of Phila delphia, and her three daughters, ar-. action and fun. Watch this column, for results, standings, and schedule of the softball league. Clerk in Plat Foreign educators considered defiance a last stand ,for freedom in the North can visitecl here Sunday. ! ! Wilson Smith of NewhtM-ry ami J. niatchi^ held on'the P.'c. courts Sat-,that . gym 18 an interesting si*t. The walls ful Jndder, other than the Plaintiff I are adoin^ with pictures of famous herein,'immediately upon the conclu- junior Davis cup tennis ; bidding, shall deposit with the J. Smith visited ranged for a guard of state motor stand /lor academic Sunday. - Stockings leading the wav. were win-1 n,,h police about his house, a well built '-cvdom in the North China region Miss .Annie Ruth Sanders spent casilv when rain belted nlav. ‘. i t’u \ ” structure but without running water, <^«»quere<i hy Japan at the outset of two weeks with Mr. aaJ .Mrs. Claude White, ri.sing sophomore at * i^ectncliror ! th^tindcclnrtni war. 'Revels in Che.sier. j. played skillfully to defeat ('ol- Next day the ^fe was opened Iv- They b.Iieved it might re.sult in^ Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Trammell sy>ent pf Florida, <>-3, 0-1. Boh Ker- fore the a.stonished heirs, ywlice and closing of all foreign etlucational in- the week with Mrs. Trammell’s ,iasha was winning his match when Attorney Dean- D. Sturgiss. .\fter ^^titutions unless they capitulate to mother, Mrs. Bagwell in Moores. j.^jn interrupted. Blair “Fluffy” Rice counting 102 $1,000 hills, $100,000 in Japanese demands to participate in Mrs. .Manley Foulkner pf Columbia, s,tate high schind champion, won han- liberty Ininds and more than $50,000 anti-Chinese demonstrations. spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. dity from Osgoml, of Florida./O-l, fi-2. in school bonds, the remaining stack! Jiivolved in the crisis were the l>unaway. i^^ps Boykin, sUte intercollegiate of bond.s and stocks were shunted American-supported Yenching uni-' Mrs. l arey Smith and Troy champion, was .scheduled to play Billy aside for a later check. iversity. five miles northwest of Pie- Giver, visitwl Mrs. J. J. Farmer, of Florida, but DeUils of the di3cpyer>’ remained ping, the Americanl-Catholic Fujen Monday. pivventtHl. Mr. and Mrs. Freil RA>RenlH*rger and the state relatives in hall -- , Uliiaw lull 1 '-y"". Galloway, Jin.my; Ruarantoo of ^bek, i (.fjf J) percentum of the bid, as a d a u- u 1.V V . -- bis good faith 'in the Ritchie, Roy hon-hand, bidding. The same to be applied to / bnt'm horse the purchase price upon his comply- (‘nthii>i.i ts wdl piohably attend Jhe with the terms of Gnvnville horse show sale. again rain .. - —otherwise , , t(Hlay ... The to be paid to Plaintiff for credit on annual ( linton hoi-se >.how isn’t so the indebtedness. In the event the fai< «>ff now ... The new tennis court successful bidder should fail to make on Honda stivet is in fine shape al- such deposit, or should ready ... A Clinton tennis team will' piy ^^-ith the soon be organizwl to ht^rin inter-city' |au,l.s .shall competition. The^^fTrst match is with Whitmire at Whitmire Saturday . . . The ('linton notmen will prolvably en-' purchaser. fail to corn- terms of sale, the said .snaii he re-sold on the same or some subsefiuent Salesday on tho same terms, at risk of the defaulting secret until today. Schroyer—Kved—quietly—with I university and the Chinese-French sons of—Union, were the—wi»ek end ® University In Peiping. housekeeper and a “handy man,” Jim^ Heads of the thre<‘ institutions la.st Franks. Before he left for the hos-i night received sweeping orders from' Missirs Btmnice and Ratchel McKee pital he gave Franks a rifle and told the provisional government’s tnluca- sP^’nding several weeks with their him to guard the safe. ,tion ministry. [grandmother, Mrs. K. C. McKtv. ' High officials admittwl the minis-* I try receive<l all instructions from )the Hsin-Min Hui, the new Japanese- d. Bill I.iiflm, who coached ter the Mclver cup competition among' champion; P. C, team last towns in the state, also ... The bovs’ i sua.son, was on hand fob the matcht»s The squad left for .Asheville to enter the Southern tennis tournament this week, hut most of them were elimi- THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES Ic per ward for first Inacr- tifHi; five insertions for the price of four. Minimum charge 25c. Card of thanks and tribotes of respect, Ic a word, payable in advance. Minimum 50c. mated in the first day of comjvti Mrs. L. I. Riddle is spending a tion. while with her daughter, .Mrs. .\r- - ♦ thur Howard. . ! CHATTERBOXING matches which aivustNl so terest last summer will probably Im?- j gin again soon . . . And besides all that, we should have a dandy tennis ’ June tournament in July. bovs’' purchaser to pay for papers, much in- and rtTording. “ 14. JOHN D. DAVIS, C. C. C. P. & G. S. l‘J38.—30-3c. TOP FOR SALE- .Apply to S. C- -S<*veral fresh milk cows. 1). E. Tribble, Clinton, 23-2c F'RYER.S — Our milk-fed fryers now na<ly for market. Drive by the plant and get several. Thornwell Or phanage Poultry Farm, tf PL.ANTS, PLA.N’TS — Charleston the three, declared: Wakefield and Late Drumhead Cab-, “We are refusing to comply with bage. Green Glaze, Georgia and Head-.them* orders on the ha.sis that a high- ing Collards, Marglohe, Brimmer, er educational institution has no right sixjh.soYed people’s paTTy ci ealed here last January. | The new |>arty in turn is un<ier di rect control of .Major CK-neral Seiichi Kita, Japan’s i>olitical manipulator in North China. i The university presidents were or dered to hoist the provisional re gime’s flag, make .spei>ches against Chiank Kai-shek’s government, call on Japanese army officials to render “thanks’ perstmally, and to send cir cular telegrams to Chinese abroad re nouncing Chiang who was designated in the in.struotions as “the arch criminal of ea.stern Asia.” President John I.A'ighton Stuart of Yenching, acting as simkesman for Mr. And--Mrs. Joe Terry JvUu-ued- home after spending the wtvk in Greenwwd with Mr, Tony’s mother, Mrs. W, A. Terry. TEN IN TENNIS a.. , • I Men - YhAul^ mi-Coach WaUer Jiduison, .raedhs;' 2. Bill Wade I have an opportunity to direct the program of nvivation for the Pres- Ta.vlor .Martin; 4. Marshall Brown; fi. 3. Tench Owens; 5. .■Vrthur ('opelaml; Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler an nounce the birth of a son on June 7. The little fellow is named Mai- byterian Pioneer conference at Camp 7. Coindand; 8. W. P. Jacobs! Sm.vina, (lU.. Jul.v .>-13; 1 am look- p j| Rowland, Jr.; 10. Irby Hipp, ing forward eagerly to tht once . . . Huiet Paul, outstanding «lent and athlete at ‘‘XP*T'- Jr. sfu- • colm Iav. Both mother nicely. and son are doing I 10. 8, TihIo Ferd Ja- Smith regret to I ill at his Ponderosa, Oxheart and Jewel Toma-, nor means of compelling its 8tu<ients ti*es. Also Pepper and Eggidants. t>r faculty to engage in political ac- Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele- tivity.” phone IKK. Ic Friends of Henry arn of his illness. Little Riohanl McKee is home on Jackson strwt. Funeral sendees for the infant son of Rev. and Mrs. Patterson were conducted! at the gravi'sfde by Rev. B. S. Drennan on Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock. He is survived hy his parents, seven brothers and a sister. Burial was in (’alvary cemetery. LOST or STOLEN from Home Store, luggage tan |>ocketh<Mik, containing hills, change ami cht^ck hook on a Wilmingt«»n, N. C.- liank. Return to 23 South Adair Street. Mrs. Heide Trask. - • Up Drought Helping To Prevent War , Boys I P. ( ., is to «lirtvt ] Biiiwning Dicus; 2. Chris Adair;' the rnivation for the YoUng People’s .7. .M;,v Be McCrary;’4. Harry Bald-! conference there the following week wi,,; 5. Sterling Pitts; (I. Johnny Hun-' . .c. (oaeh Johnson is athletic direc- t,., . 7 Wannamakei titr of the doling People’s conference Kreiinan; 9. Fivd Pitts; to begin here at P. C. on June 21 . . . ^.^hs. ’ ’ Rev. W, M. Franipton is athletic di- ^ rwtor for the Intermediate confer- SOFTBALL ence now in full sway on the campus' Scores . . . Summer SA-hool stmlents are go-* Thursday, June 9: Presbyterian de- ing in strong fpr softball now . . , featisl .Meth<Hlist, G to 5; A.R.P.-Lu- How we envy the way some folks theran defeaU-d Baptist, K to 4. hi-come tanne.l in the sun without Friday, Jane 10: Methmii.st defeat- blistering . . . Dick Harding l)eat his A.R P.-Lutheran, 7 to 7. fathm-. Major F. (’. Harding, com-' Monday, June 13: A.R.P.-Luthei-an mandunt of the P. ( . military de- dt feated Pr«“shyterian; MethiMlisl ile- parlment last tmin, in a fast match feated Bajitist, 13 to 7. of badminton rec«*ntly. It was alniut the <»nly time that he has ever done it, aeconling to .Major Harding . . . Boh Kerdasha was reluctant to start his match rts'cntly against a Florida The universities were understoml to have referrtsl the matter to the .American and French embassii»s for diplomatic action. The Rockefeller-endowtsi Peiping Lack of Rain In Europe Results the junior Davis cup mateh- I’oion .Medical college also was order- ■ . f, q-u u , hwuuse his rtwquet had ed to comply, hut its term already . Mtorl imps, 1 heren> I Ul- arrivisl. He did begin the match, has closed. littR Down War Supplies. however, ami ha4l the misftirtune to FOR SALE — One Frigidaire No. 4,! ! 7^~77~ t- C 1934 model, one Hot Point Fdectrie Hoods Worry Japa i G.'ndon. June 11.-Peace may find Range. Both in good condition. Will Shanghai. June 14.-Jai>an pointisl “ new ally in the drouth which is re sell cheap StH* 1. Mac Adair. Ic *’arships and trcMips fn>m fallen Ah- t«> have ravaged large sections — - ^ -—'king t«Klay for a 215.mile drive up Europe. . ELEXTRICAL REPAIRING—Bring the Yangtze river against th<'t'hine.se I Economic ex|M‘rt8 in I/ondon and me your Electric Fans, Hot Plates, provisional capital of Hankow. Geneva believe the drouth, in some Bryan HoIIaml, of thi.s city, an- Vacuum Cleaners, Curling Irons and advance, at the of a proi>ortion unknown for nounees his camli<lacy tmlay for coun- All Electrical Appliances that need upp^.^ limit of a “danger rone” chart- yi'ars, may help to save the Old ty commis.sioner in this summer's Repair. Reliable Work and Reason-g Japanese warning to foreign World from an«»ther major war this primary. .Mr. Hollaml off4*re<l f«)r this position fc*ur years ago at which 4 4 O Holland Offers Standing Pr«'sl)yt«-rian .\.R.P.-Lutheran Baptist .Metlnxlist 2 Schedule Thursday, June IG: Pn-shyterian vs Baptist. A.R.P.-Lutheran vs Methinlist, Tuesday, June 21: Presbyterian vs .Meth<Kli)rt. A.R.P.-Lutheran vs Baptist. For Commissioner ,7‘v, BaptiNl v.s .Mcthinlist. Presbyterian vs A.R.P.-Lutheran. Irons and that need and Reason-g Japanese warning to foreign Stanton ^Blakely *1 shipping, lay .American and Biritish year. gunboats.* I Disaster is threatening great wheat time he ma<le a most cnslitahle show- Tht* UniUsl States government yt»s- crops an«l grasslands and particularly in);. His friends will be interest*sl in terday rejt*cttsl the warning 1fy in- the totalitarian states, to <livert some the announcement that “his hat Complete Stock of .Seasonable fveeds* forming Japan it had no intention of of their armaments money to the again in the ring.” and Insecticides to Kill the lns<»rts., restricting activities of American purchasing of vital fcKslstuffs, ' • — Baby Chicks and Feeds for Every! warships on the Yangtze. Th. able Ibices. R Blakely Brothers Seed Store phone 188.. SEEDS, INSECTICIDES. We have a Tele- le IS Pleas. (’olum- Dillani, Nee^l. Chick Supplies and Oyster Shells, Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone IKK. Ic FOR RENT—Furnished nwm, private entrance, connecting hath, use of telephone. .Men preferred. Mrs. Annie L. Franks. Telephone 17G. lG-2p Observers are ri'calling the opinion British naval authorities, it was reci-ntly expr«*ssed by high (Jerman learned, took a similar stand. military • x|M rts that “you may he The Japanese warning was «leliver- to en<l a war on bread ration ed Saturday by .Ma.sayuki Tani, Jap- cards, hut you cannot start a war on aiu*»e amba'ssador-at-large in China, th« ni. ’ who advimsl all foreign shipping to A sur\ey of the continent show.s evacuate a 2(M)-mile zone between that the drouth has so far chiefly hit 106,000 Killed In Accidents In 1937 U. S. APPKO\ED CHICKS I'RICES REDUCED on our fine stuniy U. S. Approved New Hampshire, R_ 1. RanIs, and Bar-Til Rocks. .All hrA*A‘<iers bloAnl- testAsl. 100 for $G.75. Ht‘avy as.sorttsl 50 an<l up Gc each. DeliverA*d. FARMERS HATCHERY ' 908 Main St. Newberry, S. C. W’uhu, 32G miles frrom Hankow, and kiukiang. The American reply, conveye<l through Admiral Harry E. Yamell, c«»minander-in-chief of the Unitjsl States .Asiatic fl«s*t, ami Frank P. Lockhart, consul general at Shang hai. a.''eited .American warships were on the Yangtze to ppotA*ct .American lives and property. I>K-khart was stalAsJ authoritatively to have iKuntAMl out Admiral Yar- Britain, Kratic<*8, .Svvitzerlaml^ <’entral the Balkans, iiorth»‘rn Italy Eunqn-, and Moi<KT(t. Holland, Ib-lgium, .‘scan- dinavia an<l north**!!! Germany are so far C(»mparatively unaff«*<*t»sl, while it IS still too A'arly to gauge the full eff«*et upon feitile .s(iuth<'rn Germany. One ee4inomic expert of the British goveinmA'nt expr«*ssed the view that a grave crisis might arise in some countri* s like (i»*rmany, w hich al- reaily exj)er;<‘nces recurrent shtntages . nell’s jmsition that the warships of fats, if the dry i)<*rio<l continue*! i would be sen^ to any ]>oint required long, to cany on their duties. f The dr(»iJth The Unit4*<l States gunboat Mono- young wheat, one began to damage the though less than was •cacy and one British gunboat were gem*rally lH*Iieved, I'M-cause the Ik .t Her Qreat \J\iomentt at Kiukiang, just outside the danger zone designatA**! by the Japanese. I They were above a boom the Chi nese constructed In The river to halt Japanese naval Vessels. There were , some 40 .Americans at Kiukiang or : the nearby mountain re.sort of Kuling. 'T W HAT planning and prep aration have preceded this glorious moment in the bride’s life! Every detail must be just right. The ex quisitely engraved wedding invitation or announcement is the only thing that is ap- wopriate for the occasion, ror more than a quarter cen tury the Haxcouxt com pany’s imprint has identified most of our brilliant wed ding. If it is a HAacouRT invitation or announcement, it is sure to be faultlessly appropriate. Let us help you make your selection from oor beautiful sample book. cumber rains, with the sul»st*(jUA*nt col*l w.cathA*r, retard***! the crop. Already foreseeing a poor crop, the Italian gnveTnmpnt recently -tssAted a decree ri-AHjiring th«* use of at l**ast lu per cent of maize or rice in all Italian bread. While actual figuix's i "Below Kiukiang, between that point ai<‘ not available, it is generally b<*- and Anking, there were no Chinese li<*vt*d that the unseaRonahlv cold has j or foreign .ships on the Yangtze. .seriously damaged the fruit crop, jiar- 1 .Admiral Yarnell himself planned an ticularly in northern Italy. • inspection trip up the Yangtze to -At many points in (’entral Europe 'Nanking, .50 miles short of the danger and the Balkans the top sh*)ots of I zone, lK»ginning .June 2.5, i whA*at, rye an*l maize are .slightly •Anking,. capital of .Anwhei prov- w'ithere*!, but the peasants are hop- ince, fell yesterday before combine*! ing that an improvement in the iJapanese naval and land forces and weather will enable the crops to re- j today the invaders prepared to push cover.- I on again^ts Hukow, 64 miles up the' I river. t ) Warships shelled Chinese positions, i upstream and troops drove along [ MAke the banks of the Yangtze for a joint j attack on Hukow. j wei I On the north end of the curving moving west from [front aimed at Hankow, flood waters was reported to have I of the Yellow river and Chinese (’hieago, .lune 1.3. The National .8af<*ty council announced today that aociil*nts elairnt**! loG.lHKi lives in 1937 a t<»tal rnori* than twice as gi**at as th** nunib«*i of .Ameiiean liv**s lost in the Woild w.ir. Injuriis from aieid**nH di.sal)!***! 1*.'.M!(!,0(H( pers<tti' doling tin* y<*ai at I<*ast on** m**mber of every fourth fa mily. 'I'll** ealeidable ( ifsts of all ac**iilt*nts ran to $.5,50(1,0(10,Obb which, th** c*)!!!!- **il said, was **nough to buibl 75 Em pire .Stat** buililings. .Mot*)r v«*hicle accid**ntH *luring 1937 caus***l 39,500 *i**aths, 1,:{G(),000 per- s*tnal injiiri**s arid an «*c*»nomic loss of JlJOO.WUJJtJlK Th«- traffic fatali ties i»*pr**-**rit*‘<l a four p**t cent iti- ei**as** ovi’r* 1930. Economic costs comjiuti**! for all ac- ci*l«‘nts includ***! wage loss**s, antici- pat**<l futth* r earnings, m(*dical ex- p(*ns**s, *»v**rh*‘ad costs of insurance LAND SAI.E .State of .S*)uth (’arolina, (’ounty *if laturens. In (’*>urt of <’omm*!n The F**Jeral latnd Bank of Ilia. IMuintiff, vs. Ly<le H. «*t al. Defendant. I*ursuant t<» a d**cr**e *!f the Court in the ab*)VA* state*! case, I will 8**11 at public <!Utcry t*> the highest bi*l- der, «*ith**r in *tr in front of the (’ourt House, at Ijiui«*ns, (’. IL, .S. (’., on .Sal**sdHy in .Inly n«*xt, b«*ing Monday th** 1th *lay *>f th** month, *iuring the legal flours for such sales, th** f*)l- I*»wirig descril)***! pt«q»**ity, to wit: , .All that tract *>r pare«*l of lan*l. containing Tw»» Hundi***! One an*! Twi*niy-*‘ight hundredths (201,28 > a**i’«*s, niDf** or I*‘-*s, l.ving and t»**ing! in .la*'ks Township, in Laijr**ns Coun ty, .South Candina, li»eat**d on th** |)ul)!ie toad li*}niirig frum Clinton t*) th** Glenn Brick H oust*, about fiv*', an** (in**-half (5'-) mil**s north«*a.st of jClinton, l)oun<i***l *)n the north by j < Dunean ( t****k an*l lands of Hunt**!' I ami Byrd; *>n th<* <*asl liy lands of, G. .A. C*ipeland; *»n th** s*)Utli by lands j of 'l om Dillaral's **state and th** **s-1 tatr of William f*hinn**y. Triiet NTim-| ln*r 1 of the C. .M. Ft*rguson estate; 6«*d#Veaii “B-l" 4.40-U »10» SXS-17 Ml« C^alOT-tosclUa solstT, naxiauB blewpaf pr«t«ell»a. kiggpt. wld*r. flatiM ti*«4 Im leagar w*m. OalT prl«« U OlOIMAIY. Q-l AII-WMlbw Th* •xtra-quolity^ tir*—Ural choic* oi cor ownars loc 23 OMdyttr tf—iwMf Owaraalppd lot Ul»— A lot ol tfto lor UitU ■“L'u.- *5» TOP VALUE AT U)W C^OST QOODTEAB TRICK TIRES • Let us help you select the right Goodyear Truck Tire to fit .vour hauling need, A slight cliango of size or type can mean dollars in your pocket! Come in —no obligation. M^NIEL VULC. WORKS Telephone Ni». 2 Softies yoHV Headline oh'a financial .st*)ryJ^’d ' Interest Hardens on Trt*asury Bills, it: “heightens, in . . . atul j)r*»p**i*ty *iamage in fiie.s,and mo- tor-\**hicl*' aecid<*nts. Th** riurnls*r of accid**ntal deaths p«*r 100,000 pojiulation d**ti«*as«*d four j»**r cent during 1937. The c*)uncil said the *leA*ieas**' was attributabl** alm*)st entirely t** a droi* in the number of exces.sive heal fatalities. In th** sum mer of 1930 a total of 4,G7K *l**aths weie pla**e<i in the acciilent cat**gory, 1 'while les.s than 1,()00 occurred in the* sumrn**r of 1!(37. j T^venly-two stat<M had few'er mo-! tor vehicle d**aths in 1937 than 193G, while stat**s ha*l lower *!eath rates based on mileag**. The council report-1 ed there were 108 m*)tor vehicle. *leaths in the* nation every day. of the' INK PROBLEMS A SMART CARTER CUBE nttED WITH FINEST FOUN< TAIN PEN INK ...PLUS A NEW DESK STAND THAT FITS R FOUNTAIN OR STEEL ; j year, and that if accidents continued province, a Japanese column «*'’ ^'^^37, Chengyangkwan ^ 13 persons will “h(nn- counter-attacka were reported adding crossed Kwai river and to_be nearing border of Honan province. This killed.— were approximately the thej There re- P^raons killed in work the council’s was The Chronicle 19,500 accidents last 1 • hourly to the handicaps against the [port said the advance was *^*^^*j| Wpith<*"^*!r i 'Japanese efforts to capture Chen-ia Chinese force was defeated in ^ ir'tAl i ' chow, junction of^the Pieping-Hankow! engrfkement near Palito in which L-, P /.n„nen pxnprts Mid the in^ l and Lunghai railways SOO miles'Tiorth! 000 Chinese were killed, of Hankow. j Another Japanese column was re- Waters sweeping along the Lung-i ported driving up the Kwai river in Safety council experts said the in crease was due primarily to more em ployment in 1937, representing great- hai corridor were said to have sur* rounded Kaifeng, 43 miles east of Kaifeng, and other towns. Fartb» down the front, in Anh- botsein and S^ien. an effort to reach the Peiping-Han- kow railway at Sinyang, 137 milee north of Hankow, by way of San er total exposure to accident hazards. 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