WAR ON BANDITS
CHINESE TROOPS
ASSIST IN FOOCHOW’S RELIEF,
(United Pre ßs Association—By Electric
Telegraph—Copy right.)
PEKIN, August 6.
Following an aeroplane reconnaissance, the Central Government’s forces . are now abtivoly';', engaged in rounding up scattered groups of bandits who are menacing Foochow. According to a military communique, the bandits’ main line of communications has been cut.
A Japanes© message says that Re-r-Admiral Niiyama, commandant of the Mako Naval Base ,in the Pescadores, has proceeded by destroyer to Foochow'. ” . 1
It is understood that there is a strict censorship. ' •' 'A- ■, J '
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 August 1934, Page 5
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