Chungking, Apr. 21.
A military communique published here late last night admitted the fall of Haimen and Chinhai, A report from the eastern Chekiang front said that the Japanese are driving inland, along the southern bank of the Yung Another report, from Linhal. said that after taking Haimen, the Japanese increased their forces to 2.000 men and captured Huangyen in the! evening, some 12 miles from Haimen. They are being engaged by Chinese troops near Huangyen.
In the Shaoshing sector, Japanese troops, numbering 3,000, continued to advance south-westward, apparently' heading for the Chekiang-Kiangs! railway in order to join gorees with the column moving South from Hslaoshan, which ig meeting with resistance' near Chuki.
A report from' Foochow confirmed that 2.000 Japanese mantled at several the Foochow. coast and inland, with Chinese troops offering resistanee—Havas,
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