Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1932, Page 16

GEN. WA REPORTED “PROBABLY DEAY Site of Manchurian’s Head- quarters Bombed by Jap- anese Flyers. part of bankrupt stock of Stall & Dean /| ° Shicwe | (not Brockton | and close-outs from Grand Slam, Buhrke, Wilson and other By the Assoclated Press. TOKIO, June 23.—Gen. Ma Chan- Bhan, hop-skip-and-jump Manchurian military impresario, was reported “prob- ebly dead” again today. Press dispatches from Harbin said Japanese aviators bombed and de- stroyed a little hamlet of five houses, g 50 miles southwest of Hailun, where Gen. Ma had set up headquarters for his campaign against the Pu-Yi gov- < ernment. If the general was at home, they ] said, he almost certainly was killed. In the last year he has been on three sides of the Manchunan cam- paign. He first appeared as defender of the Nonni River Bridge and Tsitsihar against the Japanese inva- 4 sion. Then he became ,a principal figure in the new Pu-Y1 government at Changchun. Recently he left Chang- . chun,” saying_he participated in the government there only as a spy, and opened his campaign against it and the Japanese in the north. AWARDS ANNOUNCED | IN ESSAY CONTEST " Dorothy Driver, Sixth Grader in t 0 0 H. D. Cooke School, Wins { First Prize. ‘ 3 . Dorothy Driver, 1701 Euclid street, a sixth-grade pupil in the H. D. Cooke School, won. first prize in the white schools in the Animal Relief and Hu- mane Education League's recent essay contest on kindness to animals, accord- ing to an announcement made by the league today. Her essay was entitled “Kindness to Animals.” Dcris Reed, 2015 Thirteenth street, a sixth-grade pupil at the Harrison Scheol, won a similar award in the col- ored schools with her paper on “The Feelings of Dumb Animals.” Other prize winners in the white schools were: Augustine Ponte, 2809 Fif- tecnth street, sixth grade, H. D. 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