Chungking, Nov. 24 new developments on the Kwangsi front. are reported by Chi nese Held dispatches from Kwangsi, which make no mention of fighting: south' of Nanning.
One Chinaso report states that Japanese aircraft yesterday raided Waming and Pingyang, During the Japanese raid on Nan-thing on November 22, it adds, two Japanese warplanes wore shot down by the Chinese, No details are given the dispatch of how the Japanese machines were brought down, Both machines are said to have been naval nese on Outskirts Chungking, Nov. 25.
il Sapa auth-west of the city th encircle. Chinese defenders there, ac~ cording to Chinase dispatches received hhere this morning from the Kwangst front.
The Japanese right wing is said to have reached Linngehing. south-east at Nanning, while their loft wing is nid to have reached Tungehing, south-
Meanwhile, Chinese dispatches. say, the main body of the Japanese column hing northward along the Nanning highway and is. approaching Nanning¢ from the south.
Chinese military circles here this morning declined to confirm or deny the Japanese, report of the fall Nanning, but it is the general opinion Fore that with the ity encircled on three sides. its fall is within Another factor likely to result in heavy Japanese Josses, they state, is the difficulty likely to be experienced the Japanese in maintaining com= munications with the rear.
"The fate of Nanning. they state, will probably be decided within 48 hours.
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