Peking, Jan. 24.
Figures from official' Japansse sources here this evening show thit the casualties sustained by the Japa ese troops in Tuesday's guting were:—Killed, 162 men and officers: wounded, 164'men and officers, Near ly 80 people, mostly civilians, some militia, were killed or wounded when Japanese aeroplanes drop pat bombs on Tungchatze, and there were between 40 and 50 Chinese casualties in the bombardment of of the unemployd has again been pressed in these columns of late, While emphasis har been laid on the need for' a scientific examination of the problem, the community, as a whole, should be'steadily exhorted to Continue and, indeed, to strengthen its financial support of the various organizations which are, secking to! give relief to distress, Rellable' Chinese and Japuneso sources here report that Kuyuas, which Japan recognises as being outside the boundary of Manchukuo, at been occupied by Japanese troop! Reuter.
Tokyo's Dental Tokyo, Jan, 24.
'A flat denial that Japanese troops tad crossed the Jehol border into
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