4,046 Killed, 1,067 Captured and 3,713 Surrender a three-month campaign against bandits in Manchoukuo last autumn the Kwantung Army and the Mat choukuo forces, Killed at least 4,040 outlaws, captured 1,067 and accepted the eubimission of 3,713, the General Staff OMce here revealed—tovday, number of dead bandits includes nly those tet behind after the com During these activities, both forces treed 535 captives. The toll in Japat ese ranks, however, was 130 det fand $89 wounded.—Domel, Me G Gordon Mackle, former of Messrs, Mackinnon and Mackenzie in Hongkong, who retired erly last year, is to pay a visit to the Colony. He booked for the P. 40. s, Corfu which left London on
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