Nanking, Nov. 12.
The recapture Sultingy an portant city stern. Szechuan (about, sixty miles nort of confirma oft. cial telegram to the Military affairs Commission. 'Marching from Mukus ten miles south, of Suiting, the 'Sth Route Army launched a heavy attack on the Reds at Suiting lon. the 8th. 'Arter occupying Sane fchingshih, "Paotingchai, and) Chu tungpu, the Szechuan' units were
giment of "Reds" at Chikungliang temporarily, checked by. tree re~ The troops, however, pressed hard fon the outlaws and forced the latter eventually to abandon, Chikungliang Jand retreat to the vicinity of the walled city, With the arrival of reinfo ments, the Szechuan troops made another assault, and captured Suite ing on the night of the 9th, Jeasualties of the Reds are estimated: at 2,000; whilst the troops had 400 Killed oF wounded—Kuo Min.
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