Japanese Army Base, July 17.
Japanese troops captured Yang-cheng in southern Shansi last night after a bitter fight with about 5,000 soldiers under Gen, Wei Li-huang.
On the same day Army bombers demolished an aerodrome and hangars at Loyang in northwestern Honan. The raiders survived antiaircraft fire and returned safely to their base.—Domei.
Yunnan Kunming, July 17.
Archbishop Mario Zanin, the Papal Nuncio, arrived here on Saturday from Chungking, where he was received by Gen. Kai-shek, of the Military Affairs other Govern-
Archbishop Zanin has summoned Catholic leaders in Yunnan and Kweichow to Kunming for a, religious conference. He will remain here for ten days before proceeding to Hongkong—Kuo Min, Korean Leaders in Chungking Unite Chungking, July 17.
Two Korean revolutionary parties seeking Korean independence from Japan today formed a united front following a meeting here between Kim Kiu, 64-year-old leader of the Natlonálist Party, and Kim Yak-san. 42-year-old Less ion of the Natióna! Revolutionary [y.—United Press.
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