Japanese Refuse to Surrender and fully justified the time and effort expended in its preparation.
The Company further aided the communication side of the defence and administration of the Settlement and Concession by installing two special switchboard to provide a private inter-communication service in the one case for the various government, consular, municipal, police and defer: e authorities, and on the other hawd, the various public utilities, fire brigades and police headquarters, After Plane Lands Rush Orders Bodies of four Japanese Army fliers, who were forced down back of the Chinese lines and shot in a battle with soldiers surrounding them, were found with their wrecked bombing plane near Tungting, south-east of Wusih, by Japanese soldiers vester-day, the Shanghai "United "News" reported During raids on Wusih and adjacent districts at 5 o'clock in the afternoon of November 22, the army bomber, commanded by Capt. Naoshi Nagato and manned by Lieut. Fujiwara geant Kohira and Corporal Ari Was struck by shrapnel from antiaircraft guns. Lieut, Fujiwara was wounded and the crafts fuel tanks were damaged.
Tücy managed to stay in the air for a while, but when the fuel was exhausted were forced to land near Chinese positions. They did not forget, however, to send a description of the Chinese positions by wireless to their base, the paper said.
Refusing to surrender and stiffly resisting the Chinese, troops that sui unded them, the four fliers were killed by a volley of rifle and ma-Chine-sun bullets, the paper stated
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