Chinese troops have surrounded the Japanese at Yanghsin, in southeastern Hupeh, and have' occupied Lungkang, 40 miles to the north, according' to Chinese, despatches ceived here today, Ten Japanese ofoers and 300 Japanese soldiers are said to have been killed and over 100 rifles, maps ud other military equipment ciptured in an engagement north of Lungkang, More than 10,000 Japanese 1x00 are stated to have been sent 10 Yanghsin to reinforce the defenders Near 'Tehan, Chinese reports declare, the Chinese are still holding high' ground, while near Canton heavy fighting is going on south west of Tsingyun, The Japanese are said to be attempting to penetrate to the north in order to attack Fukan and thet reach Yingtak, on the Canton-ankow Railway, in order to cut the road to the north-east, Severe fighting is stated to be toking place south of Samshui, where 0 eiganized Chinese volunteer corp is reported to be attacking the Japanes: Reuter, rushing Victories, Hankow, Nov:
Culminating a smashing" three"!1¥ drive from Sungtow, south-west of Macheng and in the foothills of the Tapieh mountains, Japanese columns after scoring a series of crushing victories over Chinese forces caut! in the Sungtow-Sinchow-Hwa%iv®! triangle, arrived on the outskirts sion at Hankow after the retreating the city last night. the Concession were similarly treated. metres south-west of Macheng Starting from Sungfow, 28 kilo:
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