Claim; Japanese "Disarmed"
Chungking, Oct, 10. Cre troops broke into Ichang on two routes two days ago and engaged the Japanese in front of the Customs House, according to a communique issued here at midnight.
The Chinese occupied sections of the waterfront and disarmed 150 Japanese, the statement declares.
Six more points round Ichang have been captured and Tanyang, northeast of the city, is at present being attacked by Chinese troops, the communique added.—Reuter. affirmative defence of our rights of the Neutrality. to send new routes for the simitroduced in lately after the clerks had read the President's mess-Yat repeat of on CES bills provi for and
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The British press today took up the cry of "Can't we do something."
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