Nanking, Apr. 2.
jen. Li Yen-po, Vice-Commander of the Second Route Army Chinese Afth war district, and his 8,000 ofoers and men have offered to surrender to the Commander of the Japanese garrison at Yanchow on the north bank of the Yangtze opposite Chinkiang, military authorities here declared yesterday.
Armed With 4,500 rifles, 15 machineguns and a quantity of ammunition, the Chinese forces under Gen. Li have been active In the vicinity of Hwalyin in northern Kiangsu, Japanese military authorities in Central China decided to notify Gen. Li of their formal acceptance of the surrender.—Domel.
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