Opposition Communists, Government Troops Occupy Strategic Positions: Fate of the Nona Lama By Tera and with only one night in the city have been sent into Minya, The weather is very kind just now, with men have moved to the front with a keen and enger step. Over the Jedo Pass, 14,500 feet high, the grasslands where eVerything is quite any Red attack in that direction is not now possible, Gen. Li is now direeling his men along the main road lo Batang. With a strong Communist force at Hohow Gen. Li's army is now cut off from Lilatig and Batang, and both these places are in Imminent danger from large hordes of Red followers marching south. Litang with its large lamasery may probably hold onl but Batang Is ili 8 very precarious position. The next few days will decide the future of Sikang.
Aeroplanes Bring Currency Goloto, with the Gazhi Pass, 16, object of the present move is to see ate occupied on April 16. The taking of this small elly on the left bank of the Yalung will be no easy task as the approach to Hohow is down a whey dont gene, yan of Tinto Han Side eta ahs Ylang which Was" later rules, Sesteaved. and the what "slgenté Siruclure thrown nto ihe river, "On {hat ocension the two engineers hold the: malt town apnint hundreds
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