Another part of the Chinese 63rd Division with headquarters at Shaoshing, landed at' Halyen, on the northern bank of Hangchow Bay, early on Sunday morning, and ate tempted a westerly march upon Hangchow.—Japanese units of the Yamamoto Detachment stemmed the Chinese advance. Accounts given by the Chinese soldiers made prisoner in this engagement led the Japanese to uncover a large number of hand-grenades and explosives hidden in An army of 8000 Chinese.
Ing. 6,000 members of the Ist "dowordie" section, also started a march fon Hangchow from the north on Monday. These are still engaging the Japanese units in that sector.
The two Japanese detachments are opposing the Chinese from the front while another unit i attacking the Chinese column from the tear, with Japanese planes strafing and bombing from the alr.
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