Six Bombs Dropped: Japanese Tanks. Come and Go Questioned abofit Japanese shelling over the foreign areas, the Japanese army spokesman yesterday ' stated that there was less danger from shelling from a distance, such as the Markham Road or Jessfeld sectors, than from closer range such as the Western area. Comparatively point-blank firing might subject houses and property in the French Concession io greater hazards from a technical point of view. In response to further questions, the spokesman stated that shelling of this nature would be continued until the Chinese in Nantao offered no more resistance,
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