The Archive · 1938

Japanese Said to Have

Landed More Troops

Hankow, Sept. 7.

Chinese mobile units entered Singtze, township on the west shore of Poyang Lake, yesterday, and engaged the Japanese garrison in street fighting according to a Chinese military communique.

Fighting, Chinese reports state, is now proceeding on the south bank of the Yangtze in the vicinity of Tatung and Tungning, above Wuhu. to have landed large forces, Here, the Japanese were reported

Chinese shore batteries were today reported to be exchanging fire with Japanese warships, which were shelling Matoucheng, on the south bank above Kiukiang—Reuter.

Kiukiang, Sept. 7., After a long period of inactivity, six Chinese bombers in formation raided Japanese warships on the Yangtze at 9.10 o'clock yesterday. morning. the raiders but all of them fell About 14 bombs were unloosed

Tus al authorities of ae targets, dropping into the water, Japani naval the raiders to flee—Domei.

Intensive anti-aircraft fire fo; Radio Phone to Tokyo To Be Resumed communication between After a test of wireless

and Tokyo on September 10 regular service will be opened by the 4 of October at the latest, as the result of rehabilitation work carried out by the Central China Eieeirle to the Shanghai "Nippo"" yet om communication Com} erding evening, The sending office for the present Latest Exchange m be established on Linching Road and a receiving office on Kwenming The closing Interbank selling Road in eastern Shanghai, charge for one conversation, ong! rates yesterday were as follows: not definitely fix:

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