The officer pointed out that the of Japanese army fliers is return therefore they carry par also a harakiti dagger Japanese naval planes on Tu.
ded Lokehong,—Canton-Hankow Railway sth on. und the tracks north of the town the spokesman also announced.
The lines there are the "most vulnerable" strip, being located in a mountainous area, he said.
More than ten section: of track and embankment! ere and the station was wrecked and let on fire, the spokesman st E: ks northest of the Paiy aerodrome and an ireraft batteries at Canton were attacked by the raiders. Ten freight cars were blown up north of Sitsun and tracks were damaged "Hangchow Population Increasing The population of Hangchow now} is estimated at 300,000, almost half of what it was before the hostilities. ihe "Shanghai Mainichi" said vester-day. In February there were only three Japanese in the city, but at the present tire 400 are living there, the paper stated. On the night of "May 29 a "black-out" was enforced in the city as a precaution against air raids. During this time candles were used.
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