The Japanese are also said ocean sionally to be shelling the Hill, ae. [cording to Chinese dispatch received here, "which adds that a Japanese Jaeroplane flew over Kuling on March 2 for an hour, distributing pamphlets, [urging the Chinese to surrender.
The situation to the east of Tehang, Jaccording to Chinese sources, is eaus-Ing considerable anxiety, especially in the Shayang area, The Chinese, it is stated, are ant pating and. preparing for a [Japanese drive from the Kinshs Sulhsien front towards the Tislanging and Fancheng area, This area is said to be well manned by Central Government troops who are expected put up strong resistance.
There has been no exodus yet, Cht-Inese reports claim. The population, Hit is stated, seems to be "very little disturbed" by activities in the vicinity the ity.
Casualties in the bombing of Yehany, en February 21 by Japanese planes fare estimated at more than 700—
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