Japanese sailor on board a Japanese warship in the Yangtze wearing headgear which enables him to transmit orders from the commander to the gunners who, right, have just brought the gun into action against Chinese positions. pursuit.
While the Japanese, the newspaper continues, are making themselves masters of every strategic point, their grip in the. intervening regions, thanks to the indefatigable persistence of the Chinese guerrilla forces, is materially weakening. It is one thing to win pitched battles, the "Daily Telegraph" concludes, hut quite another effectively to ge a country as enormous as China,
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