The Archive · 1937

Japanese Abandon Haichow Landing

Warships Still Anchored Of Islets Off Harbour Hisuchow, Sept. 28.

Haichow and the Lienyun Har-hour had a two-day respite ended on Sept. 25, from bombardment by Sapanese naval vessels off the coast, 'a delayed message received her: stated.

Japanese warships are now at anchor off Tunglientao and Hsilientao, two islets outside the harbour, 'In view of the strong. 'Chinese land defenses, the enemy. ships probably have abandoned, for the time being at least, their' attempts to land troops. there.

Because of the stormy—weather along the northern Kiangsu coast day before yesterday, Japanese planes did not appear over cities on the "Kisngsu-Shantung border—Central News,

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