Chungking, Nov. 30.
Seven Chinese girls are participating in the fighting near the Hongkong border, according to Chinese press reports received here.
It is stated that one of them is Miss Lee Man-chan, a grad-nate of an American college Reuter, cupied quickly but the Japanese unit was told by the British that the place where the pillbox stood was British territory, and iiccordingly the Japanese troops withdrew, the communique said. British and Japanese military officers held a conversation on the spot and the matter was settled amicably to the mutual satisfaction Jot both parties, the statement said—Domei.
Japanese Withdraw from Hongkong.
Hongkong, Nov. 30.
It is authoritatively learned from Japanese sources that, "in a spirit of friendly ce-operation," the Japanese troops, having completed their military operations on the Hongkong frontier, are now withdrawing to the Independent observers have con-rined the fact that Japanese flags were removed from Shumehun at 5 lo'dock this morning, and it is considered unlikely that there will be any further hostilities in this immediate area—Reuter.
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