Fully armed Soviet soldiers were sold to have been. seen outside the falled ety of Lanchow during Nov-
"The message added that 130 Soviet made) motor lorries and other types vehicles operated by Russians are now in Lanchow.
Following the fall of Hankow and Jcenton the number of Russians in the istrict was said to have Increased te) 00 in. November. In October there were 80, the message slated.
Soviet army ofoers are arriving tu Itanchow by ait in ineveasing numbers hile ame and. ammunition "were Being received at Urumeht and then frensported to Lanchow, the dispatch road between these two cities was repaired recently, according to message.
Bi-passenger motor bus operates ectween' Sian and Lanchow once 2 fay, the message said.
Despite reports that Gen. Chiang Kaicehek had ordered a general offend to recapture Canton on December no indications of such activities were to be found along the Japanese Front lines since Thursday, a dispatch from Canton said today. there had been unfair conduct in the establishment of the Central China Electric Company the question discriminatory action might arise, But the organization of the company did not constitute ipso facto any in~ fringement of third Power interests, Mr. Arita will maintain, this connection the Foreign Min ster will assert that the oft-discussed question of impairment of third Power rights and interests is based upon misunderstanding on the part of wore aid. to have discovered that nese scouting planes, however
Chinese troops had. energetically estroyea it roads north of a line Selween'Tyungla and. Yuntam. 'The aport said. the Chinese were con-theeting defence works in that area man attempt to check the Japanese live northward along the' Canton Hankow Railway.
Chinese reports claim that heavy concentrations of Chinese troops are now. moving near Yingtak on the, Canton-Hankow Railway—Domei.
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