CHINESE SUCCESSES
BURMA BORDER TOWN BIG SUPPLIES CAPTURED CHUNGKING, Jan. 2. I Chinese troops in their re-vitalised tripie-pronged drive on the China3urma border town of Wanting, killed 200 Japanese and captured urge quantifies of* guns, rifles and applies, says the Associated Press correspondent. Their columns striking from the north have re-taken a vital wooded area, and others from the east have captured three enemy strong-points.
General Chennaultvs U.S. Air Force destroyed 25 Japanese aircraft at luchow, on the south branch of the ifellow River.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21603, 4 January 1945, Page 5
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