'Turning to developments in the Hangchow Bay area, the spokesman' sid that Kashing was being subjoct-Jed to attacks from the north-west and from the cast.
"Floating" Wing Following the occupation of Kay shan, the officer said, one "floating" wing had proceeded by waterway the north-west of Kashing. They were reported nearing the city walls yesterday morning.
'This thrust, he claimed, had cut off the Chinese' retreat to the south-fest by utilizing the Grand Canal, With pressure being exerted from the east, a relrest towards Hangchow Bay was the only way left for the Chinese troops in Kashing, he 35- serted.
"In view of these develop.nents; hho added, "we expect Chinese resisiance. in Kashing to cease in a few days."
Trawlers Pass Boom Two Japanese trawlers, heavily loaded with rafts, passed through the Nantao Boom yesterday, and. disappeared up. the Whangpoo River. Their destination was unknown, Ale Ace Crashes Ending the brilliant, career of 2 noted pilot, the naval "plane manned by Lieutenant Sadao Shiraso, ace of Japanese pilots, hurtied to the ground: in'flames, at nine o'clock on Tuesday
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