The Chinese "victories" in southern Fulton are interpreted by the Chinese military" spokesman asa "complete collapse of the first attempt of troops ander the The paper, however, emphasizes that present, the Chinese attacks on the rious fronts must not by interpreted as a Chinese general offensive, the Une for which, it states, has not yet yeel The present Chinese attacks:" the "China Times" continues, "are aimed to prove to the world thai the Chinese army not only hae not weakened after is weekly review ino-Japanese war, the spokes: man declares" that General "Huan, Tuewel. supporter of Mr. Wani Ching-wei, with General Dain Chili= Yuan as his Chief-of-Staff, attempted to capture Chaoan, but were defeated by Chinese forees. ig to traitors also to the Japanese military that Chinese Army hae the poster for 4 counter-offensive which be launched at the proper moment. "neuter.
The spokesman claims that the defeat of the "pu partly brought part of the by the puppet troops, the spokesman asserts, "demonstrate the futility of Japanese plans of using Chinese against Chungking, Dee. 1 Chinese forces north-east of Non-are at present lai a) flank attack, lo the Chinese air force Is bomb Japanese concentrations in. the vicinity of Yamehow, Chinese Sold dispatches from the Kivangsl front in-lento today,
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