Hongkong, Sept. 30.
"Vanguards of Japanese units bad advanced close to Fulinpu, about 20 kilometres north-east of Changsha, along the Yochow-Changsha Highway, according to a Chinese report from Aga Khan Makes Appeal To India's arena 'The Aga Khan, the head of millions of Indians, has issued a message to Moslems in Indic and other British Dominions asking them to realise that "our best way of serving Moslem in-(eresib is by complete, loyal co-opera tion with His Majesty's Government."
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Reuter. ing to the south along the Canton-Hankow Railway, reached Santsiehchiao. pal Another column, advancing along the ancient highway to Changsha, is said to have reached Fulingpu. Japanese aircraft yesterday bombed Siang-tang and Chuchow, while Japanese reconnaissance planes cruised above Hengyang, Chiyang and Lingling.
Severe fighting is going on in the vicinity of Sianying and Paishui, close to the Canton-Hankow Railway, states a Chinese field dispatch received "here today from the north Hunan front, To the east of the railway, fighting is said to be, in progress in Pingkiang, where Japanese forces are attempting to advance on Changsha along the Hankow-Changsha main highway.
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