The Archive · 1938

Various Fronts

Peiping, Sept. 7.

Japanese troop reinforcements have arrived in North China en route to the fronts, the headquarters of the Japanese Expeditionary Force in North China disclosed today.

A communique issued by the headquarters stated: "In order to reinforce the Japanese Expeditionary Force in North China for the purpose of carrying on military operations to the fullest extent to chastise the Chiang Kai-shek regime, the advance units of large numbers of Japanese troops from Japan arrived at Tangku on board a number of transports at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and immedjately went on to their destinations."—Domei Formosa Shaken By

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