London. Sept. 5.
Officials last night said that they were unable to comment immediately on the submarine attack on the United States destroyer Greer. point-out that "it is necessary for meone high up to make a stateent."
The Admiralty said the United Press report was the first intimation that the attack had occurred. The Admiralty said it had received no official notification from Washington.—United Press.
Germans "Without Information"
Berlin, Sept, 5.
Informed German circles today said they were without information concerning a torpedo attack on the United States warship Greer in the North Atlantic. First official com-meng probably will be made at a press conference at noon.—United Press. the south of the My
after capturing Fuching. according to Chinese entered Haikow Chinese reports. A On the poha bank, Chinese, for claimed to have entered Cháhglo Sterday morning. The Chinese claim both banks of the river are now cleared of Japanese troops.
The Chinese National Relief Commission appropriated $100,000 {or emergency relief to the populace of the Foochow area.
Further appropriations will be made N necessary. The Chinese National Army Comfort Association sent $30.000 às an award to Chinese troops entering Foochow on Wednes day morning—Reuter.
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