Peking, Nov. 25.
1s is reported from Changsha that 2,000 Communist bandits have captured Siangyin, 35-miles "from the Hunan capital, but it is be-leved that they are only conducting, a raid ard that they are not likely] to hold: the town or to advance] against Changsha.
Nov. 26, It is generally felt that only a big land campaign which will completely suppress the Reds can make the river safe for na The {oreo of Communist bandits who captured Siangyin are now attacking Liulingtan, in East Hunan, while other' Communist bellies are moving into West Hunan.
The area where launches usually ply between Changsha, on the Siang] Kiang, and Changteh, on the Yuan Kinng, is now unsafe, and Taoyuan is also believed to be endangered, a8} well ax other cities in West Hun the end of this time the Com-wunists again opened up on the whip, this time using a digger can: non than previously, This took no
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