The Archive · 1938

Crossing of Yellow River Denied

hankow, Oct. 12

Authoritative Chinese cites here declare that the reports (0 the elect Szapeseen, Loses" advancing socthwarte fron Siao, had reeed the Yellow Juver end had cut a aecfor of the Lunghai Railway: west of Hiutag were becerent 1 is stated here that the Japanese hod nek tutta any segue aileen Sach ah edvanes fenpicarig thet Sapanene in this fopion didn't have suffilent forces for such an under-tuking, It was on the other hand rother a case of the Japanese positions on the northern bank of the Yellow River are being seriously threatened by the Chinese—Trans-'Ocean, Sinkiang Tribes to Donate Uniforms Hankow, Oct. 16.

Tribes in Sinkiang have pledged themselves to donate one—million winter uniforms to Chinese soldiers at the front. Sinkiang natives had already promised to give ten aeroplanes to the Central Government.—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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