The Archive · 1940

Japanese Patrol To Japanese Army

Peiping, Apr. 26.

In Sight Hongkong, Apr. 25.

Well-informed foreign circles Claimed; Military 01 objectives Hit London, Apr. 23 Japanese military units, believed to here consider that hopes of The often reported settlement of the bbe either Formosan or Chinese mer-improvement after the lifting /Anglo-Japanese dispute over the dis-Chungking, Apr. 25. cenarles, clashed with a Portuguese of the Tientsin blockade should Position of Chinese silver in the Brit Team today, when Japanese \HE outskirts of Chungking were bombed between 2.30 a.m: and Police patrol on island. last not be regarded too optimistic ish Concession in Tientsin is now aircraft raided towns in Szechuen ight, it Was reported Mere today. cally even if the present ne-definitely nearing signature. it war It was believed two Portuguese and gotiations in the silver question reliably learned here last night. three times early this morning. one Indian policemen were shot and Perhaps symbolic of the Improved The alarm was sounded here at 11 p.m. yesterday, when 48, killed during the encounter. Portu-end successfully. atmosphere between the Japanese and Japanese bombers were sighted crossing the border of the province, guese military patmos on Lappa and In a special article, the British Governments, the Foreign Watsai Islands were reinforced today, Japanese controlled Chinese heading westward. About one hour later, the machines passed Secretary, Lord Halifax, yesterday it was said, newspaper, "Yung Pao," which Chungking and continued on thei attended 'a Japanese Embassy lunch it flight westward.

The reports could not be oMcially is published in Tientsin, stres~ here.

According to reports, the planes bombed Luchow, on the confirmed this afternoon, 3 ses that the blockade of the British and Japanese diplomats, in Steamship passengers arriving here north bank of the Yangtze River, about half way between Chung-concessions isa war-time the Far East are presently putting the from Macao today said the incident king and Chengtu, Previously, the Japanese raided the town on measure, and so its removal finishing touches to the Tientsin for-occurred when what they described is a question solely for the inula, it was said, and it was ex-

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