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The Japanese navy, he said, made every effort to avoid the outbreak of any danger involving injuries or losses to nationals of third "Powers. japanese by Mr, Nelson T. Johnson, Ambassador to China, early month, that the evacuation of fore-eigners from Hankow and surroundimg areas would be completed at noon, September 26.
The spokesman then emphasized that the Japanese naval authorities which was of such great military value to the Chinese, With the arrival of the refugee train in Canton at noon, September 26, the withdrawal of foreigners was: completed. Japanese naval aircraft, yesterday morning bombed a part of the Canton-Hankow railway.
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