ARRIVAL IN TOKIO
TWO PLANES FROM BERLIN
(Received April 30, 9 a.m.)
TOKIO, April 29.
Two Heinkel monoplanes piloted by Japanese are reported to have arrived from Berlin; <
CAPTURES BY CHINESE
The following cablegram, was received by the Chinese Consul "from Hankow this morning:—
In the south of Shantung there was no material change in the situation yesterday. ' ■ There was severe fighting all day yesterday..at the following important points:—East of Taierchwang, north of Pihsien, and west of Tancheng. .
According to a military report, during the first half of April, and in the whole of China, we killed over 30,000 Japanese troops, took about 1500 prisoners, and captured over 200 machineguns, 4700 rifles, and large quantities of war material.
In East Shansi Yichhen on April 26.
we recaptured
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 100, 30 April 1938, Page 9
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