The Canton-Hankow line has got more. attention from the bombers than. hag the one'eonnecting Canton fand Kowloon. Sometimes for two or three days train service south of Shaochow was halted entirely. Military transportation has not stopped, however, for lorries kept soldiers and supplies moving freely traing or no trains, and as railway goes on mainly by night there hhaye been no serious lose Japanese airmen have taken huge Gelight in bombing the unprotected Sinning Railway, and fully 20 times Alscharged their missiles on Taushan, terminal town, which is hardly more than a village, Halt of its stores and houses ore in ruins, If tone is out to dig up proof that the Japanese blow up private property where there is no goverznent property about, here he has it. And yot tone must make a reservation; pos sibly, though not probably, the Japanese have in'mind making their ong delayot landing in Tolshan, and they want to make it hard for troops to be brought into that region. Were the Sinning Railway, however, to be obliterated, the Chinese can fait back fon the highways and these can never be made useless from the alr.
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