From Reuter's Special Correspondent at The Front, July In'a driving rain and very heavy thunderstorm, which drowned the else of a surprise bombardment, Tapanese troops last night crashed through the advanced Mongol posi tions, sweeping Outer Mongolian and Soviet troops to the west. Daybreak found the Japanese right auk firmly established a mile from Halahor, the feentre column three miles. from the eily and the left lank, consisting of Manchoukuo add Inner Mongol forces with a stiffening of Japanese, closing In the are, the cord of which was Halahar, The extent of the Japanese victory leads to. the belief that tonight will bbe seized as the occasion to complete ers afler 24 hours at the front.
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