Three Casualties are Reported Amongst Pilots Peiping, Feb. 10. China now has the services of a Foreign Legion, judging by a report issued from ihe headquarters of General Count Terauchi, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese military forces in North China, There are G51 foreigners now fght-{ing for China, the report states. This, total includes 87 Britons, 152 Amer= scans, 124 Prench and 315 Russians.
The majority of these foreigners, the statement declares, are engaged im aviation and the Chinese Govern ment is "promising bonuses, ranging from £1,000 to £2,000, for each Japanese aeroplane which is brought lown."
The "Forel Legion" casualties so fat, are given in the report as one Frenchman, one Russian and one American Killed—Reuter,
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