Taitsihar, Nov. 21, Reports declare that General Ma From Kosban to Hallas a point' 100 continuously: "moving "hi
Milles north, of Harbin. Sapanete ticals fear that hein concentrat-Ing his forees at Haitan in peeparation for a. counter-attack on the JIapanese who displaced him. tion, General' Ma has, "noticed According to Japanese informa:
General Chiang Katshele the Chait man of the Chinese National Government at Nanking, and Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang, the. vice-commander of the armed forces of China who is in Peking, that his retreat from Tsitsihar Was strate He is alleged to have declared that he will persist in his intention to drive the Jepanese army out Heilungkiang after he has reorganised and re-equipped his troops at Hailun, that there is a shortage of currency nit is announced by the, Japanese in Tsitsihar "because General carried the funds of the Hellung-Kiang. Provincial "Government wit him, when he retreated in the face fof the Japanese advance.
It is announced here that at least 100 Japanese were killed and 300) were seriously. wounded during. the Japanese fighting against Hollungkiang troops north of Tushing during the past week.—United Press, Japanese to Withdraw Tokyo, Nov. 21.
'A press message from Tsitsihar states that the Japanese troops wi! be withdrawn from Tsitsihar—on the establishment of the new Chinese civil administration which it is expected will be set up as soon jas the, situation has quietened.—Reuter, Zhe not wet patentee tt sit fine Cavan, Ghat Japanese Government by the Chin-
Tha mig agri o Cee ole sgn a Siatt,. BR, ie Foci Office here declares' that China not J only. protests. the occupation Teitsihar but reserves its right to present all necessary demands result, The Japanese Govern ale must "naturally shoulder the entire and. grave responsibilities arising out of the consequences of these facts," says the Chinese note in referring with, the Japanese military operation along the Taonan-Angongehi railway and at Tsitsihar. Gnited Press Tokyo, Nov, 21.
The War Office announces that detachments of the Army Telegrap). Corps and the Automobile Corps! have. been ordered to leave Tokyo for Manchuria on November 24 as
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