IChekiang the Chinese troops whose transportation route leading from the areas of Ningpo was cut by the Japanese occupation of Slaoshan, have come to experience ever increasing privation with the passage of time. They are looking for an opportunity to recover the route but they cannot take any action because of the vigil~ Jance of the Japanese.
"(B) Chinese troops remaining in the' Tahung Mountains northwest of Kinshan in Hupeh Province were attacked by five Japanese detachments which started drives along the whole "line in the beginning of February. The Japanese launched onslaughts upon the $5th and Sze~ chuen 162nd Divisions and killed many, including a regimental commander and a battalion commander.
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