Chungking, Apr. 28, spite of the Japanese occupation Jot Nanchang, the Chekan Railway, which connects east China with the Interior via Kiangsi, is still operating, although in only two sections, each independently, according to Chinese reports.
Through traMe, these reports add, has been routed over the national highway which circumvents Nanchang. lby a short detour. The eastern see-of the railway, they state, runs between Kiniwa, in Chekiang, and Yingtun, just east of Nanchang, while the western section connects. Sinyu, ust west of Nanchang, and Chuchow Tracks in the vicinity of Nanchang Jare said to have been torn up on March 20, a week before the fall of the Kiangsi capital. The last trains Jare reported to have arrived at Nan-[chang on April 23, loaded with reiforeements, and then proceeded to the west.
Five hundred feet of the bridge across the Kan River the reports declare, were blown up on the morning Jor April 24.
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