Tientsin, Mar. 5.
The American owned "North China [Star." one of the largest English Hanguage daily newspapers published here, carried an advertisement in its issue today, announcing that its own-Jers will sell part of their ownership ito any person regardless of nation-
Japanese Report Further Success Hankow. Mar, 3.
Heavy blows have bec dealt to two. of China's armies under Gen. Tang En-po avd Sung Lien-chung, bby Japanese troops operating in cen tral China, southern Honan and northern Hupeh provinces during! January and February, the High Command of the Japanese Expeditionary Forees stated in a communique Issued yesterday.
Chiness troops left 25.924 dead, including 16,301 In southern Honan, the communique pointed out, in addition to 2197 made prisoner. Booty Included 152 machine guns, 64 feld suns, 4951 rifles and 1480.000 rounds of ammunition, Chekiang Coast Raided Crack units of the Japanese naval alr force, taking advantage of favour sble weather on Saturday. raided Important Chinese bases and concen tration points on the Chekiang coast, was reported yesterday.
At Wenchow, according to, despatches here, Japanese raiders bomb-wharves and other harbour facili ties, Fourshundred large-size junks with military provisions which were concentrated on the Ow fiver. and near Sungmen, as well ax 300 other boats attempting to reach their destinations were, bombed, the enemy sustaining severe losses. Military warehouses on Langehishan Island also. were "bombed and heavily damoged—Domel.
Chungking Wants Obedience ongkong, Mar, 3, Chungking's - Peoples' Political Couneit' which opened on March 1 with 237 of Its" 940. Government members present, on Sunday passed resolution sharply warning the Chinese Communist forces against disobeying military orders, reports Feaching here from Chungking stated, The resolution thanked the Chinese troops for thei: sacrifice and Urged officers and" men to uphold military discipline and to obey]
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