Peking, May 5, Japanese authorities have expressed their regret at the da done to the Methodist Mission out station during the bombing at Miyun recently. They have also, stated that they would make good the dam age.
The out-station, which is normally in charge of a Chinese pastor, was fortunately empty at the time was damaged.—Router, Chinese telegrams from Luanchow Peking, May 5.
report growing tension in the Luan Hiver' region. Japanese. aeroplanes dre stated to have resumed activity this morning, when they scouted over Lulune' Changi, and, Puning tani dropped' bombs, but litre. dam: igo was done.
Recording to a telegram from General 'Feng Chanshaly one of the Volunteer Meaders, Manchoukuo troops under the command of 'General" Lit Kusltang continue Sdvanee in the direction of and' have capture Kuoeh Router.
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Tokyo War Minister's Views Chinwangtao, while Japanese bombing planes have renewed their} activities, General Ho Chu-kuo, who has been! on a visit to Peking fo see General Ying-ching, has returned to} Luanchow, where the Peking-Shanhaikuan railway crosses the Luan!
ver, and has resumed command of the Chinese forces there.
Alleged "Provocatio The Japanese operations will extend) from Kupeikow to the sea, according to reliable reports here.
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