Peiping, July 3. TPHAT Chinese troops had again penetrated inside Kaifeng, the capital of the province of Honan, was admitted by a Japanese military spokesman yesterday.
The Chinese attack, he declared, was delivered on June 29, and peace was restored after hundreds of Chinese had been "anni-dilated"' inside'the city walls.
The attacks was actually repulsed on June 30, when the Japanese forces had ten killed and 37 injured.
The last attack on Kaifeng by the Chinese was on April 23, when a force of 3,000 stormed the oily, and engaged the Japanese garrison in street fighting—Reuter, chang, Monan Successes Chungking, July 3.
Chinese eld despatches" indicate that the Japanese have made at least two attempts to cross the Yangtze river from Ichang, the first on June 29 and the second on the following ight, but the Chinese claim that all Japanese on the south bank of the river opposite Ichang were surround ed_and wiped out by July 1.
'The Chinese also state that' street Sighting is continuing at Kaifeng, where the Japanese are said to have received reinforcements from Sin-slang.
"The capture of Chuhsiencheng, in Honan, is meanwhile claimed by' Chinese, who also assert that they have entered Pohsien, in northern Anhwei province—Reujer,
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