The Japanese Imperial Headquarters "announced at 11 o'clock this morning that Japanese troops began entering French Indo-China at an Giselosed hour this morning.
Indicating considerable contusion in offlelal quarters here over the events in Indo-China, the first announcement Issued by the Imperial Headquarters said that Japanese troops had begun to enter Tndo-China at 420 pin, yesterday, Thig announcement was later altered to state that the entrance of Japanese troops into Indo-China be-
Japanese Warships Shell Coastline a Japanese Naval Base, Sept. 20:
Japanese naval patrol boats operat ing along the Chekiang Coast last 'Tuesday moved into an area south of Wenchow on the southeast Che-Kiang Coast and shelled bases in. Chili' and -Hwanghwatsun. On Wednesday, the naval forees shelled a. base at Chitoutsun in Wenchow Bay.
On Thursday, they bombarded a flotilla which was hiding in the Shihpu Harbour and disabled it entirely.
In the morning and afternoon of the same day, naval vessels altack-Sungmen on the east Chekiang coast and dispersed Chinese troops infesting the whole neighbourhood of Japanese naval units also inflicted heavy losses on troops who were trying to. reconstruct. positions Chinhai, the outport of Ningpo, and Aisrupied their plans and operations At a Japanese Naval Air Base, Sept. 20.
Japanese naval sireraft on Wed nesday attacked a railway goods train transporting cargo to the Chuki sta~ tion along the Chekiang-Kiangsi Railway, and damaged seven cars setting three on fire. Three points: of the railway line Were cut and one warehouse set on fire.
Yesterday, naval aircraft attacked 'a military train which was travelling tu'a destination south of Chuki and greatly damaged it.
On the same day storage houses (or fuel off at Kuwen, five kilometres west of Lishul, along the Wu River, were bombed with three being blown and direct hits being scored on four fuel all dumps.
Meanwhile Japanese air squadrons petrolled the area of Wenchow In south-eastern Chekiang and conduct-bombing raids on a base at Shihpu fon the eastern shore of Sanmen Bay When directs hits Were scored on military pier and a group of ware houses in the vicinity, blasting oF setting them on fire." Within the walled town of Wenchow. they dealth heavy damage on military establishmenis.—Domei.
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