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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

CHINESE STRONG POINT CAPTURED

An Undisclosed Place, Aug. 23. Matangchen, one of the most im- portant Chinese fortresses in the Yangtse Valley about 50 kilometres above Kiukiang and opposite Wusuch, by captured completely Japanese forces on the evening of August 21, it was revealed here to

was

day.

The Japanese Nagal, detachment advanced through the marshy area between the Yangtze River and Chib- hu Lake and with the co-operation of Japancie warships operating on the River repulsed one division of Chinese troops, it was further reveal ed,

In pursuit of retreating Chinese forces, the Japanese troops advanced and swept on about 20 kilometres Matangchen at about 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. After dislodging Chinese troops from their positions, the Japanese took complete posses- sion of the fortress towards the evening-Domei.

JAPANESE ADVANCING

Au Undisclosed Place, Aug. 23. With the Yangtse River beginning to recede, the Japanese forces operal- ing along the banks of the River have since intensified their operations several days ago.

Enlivened attacks are reported to have been opened by the Japanese side of the forces on the southern

their Ας the result of Yangtse.

during the past vigorous advance

day, Japanese forces were reported

to be pressing important strategie town

this morning Jutchung,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

Incident Not Settled

Taingtoo, Aug. 23. The Consul-General for Japan here, Mr. Shollro Olaka, has issued a denial of having cabled an ometal report to Tokyo stating that a settle- ment had been reached over the fag incident in which a British enilor was involved here on August 17.

The case, it is learned, is still un-

negotiations aro pro settled and ceeding.

Tokyo press reports have given prominence to Mr. Olaka's alleged have stated official despatch ond that the case was amicably settled when Vice Admiral Sir Percy Noble, Commander-in-Chief of the British China Station, tendered an apology.

The British sallor in alleged to have torn down the Japanese Ang in front of Hiroshima Hotel when, It is claimed, he was intoxicated. Domci,

24, 1938.

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8.0 Local Time Shmal, Weather Heport and Announcements.

8.03 Sea Shantles and Choruses. Seu Shanties: Intro-What Shall Sailor; We Do With The Drunken Shenandoah; Blow the Man Down Bound for the Rio Grande; Whisky Johnny; Fire Down below; Hulin- baloo-Delay: Billy Boy....Geraldo and His Accordeon Band and Male Student Prince-Sere- Chorus. The

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Orchestra C- August 18 and 19, the spokesman Olaf Olson and Chorus with His

Majesty's Theatre concluded.--Domel.

ducted by Oscar Bradley.

Fifth 8.20

Relay-The London Cricket Test Match England v. Aus- iralin.

FIGHTING IN IMPORTANT STAGE

Julchang, Aug. 23. Competent military observers to- day described the severe fighting on the eastern and northern banks of the Chihu Lake as having entered a "most important stage,"

A commentary on the closing evers before lunch and a summary of the nworning's play by Howard Marshall from Kennington Oval, London.

8.35 Light Opera.

I continuous hours from early yester- MountCompany. ine

-Sel

about 35 kilometres west of Kiukiang. day morning till late in the evening. contra conducted

Countless numbers of civilians houses

were leveled to the ground, while many fires were started in different parts of the city.

Light

Throughout yesterday and this morning, Oghting raged along prac-

"Duchess Of Dantzig"-Vocal Gems tically the entire front on both the (Caryli): Intro-Once our ps the akcesitles, with the Japanese continu- Bourbon owned; My Sabots; Wine of shells, "Dane France; Do you remember; Chorus ing the use of gas throwers," smoke sereen Lombs and of Soldiers; The Milliner Monarch; Le Petit Corporal; First right, then other chemical weapons,

left, For knightly truth; Low let

"Goodbye Julchang was subjected to another them breathez

of The "The Maid terriffe air bombardment for twenty Opera

(Fraser-Sim- The London Palladium by Richard The Hirada and Nakajima detach

Crean. "Merrie England"--Selection ments which captured Wangtsingshan

(Edward German): Intro-Hey, Jolly Robin; Rustic Dance; Jig: O peaceful on August 10, resumed their advance

England; Hornpipe; The Yeomen of with the full of waters flooding the

On the north bank of the Chiu England: Graceful Dance; My troth highways early yesterday ravening.

of Chinese is plighted; When Cupid Best this Pushing back the Chinese forces from Lake, two the south shore of Chih Lake, units troops launched a furious assault on old world trod; Robin Hood's Wedding New Symphony Orchestra con- of the Japanese forces advanced the Japanese positions in the vicinity

since early yesterday ducted by Dr. Malcolm Surgent, on

Lanchester from Tsuantienshan to the line link- of Ifuachu

Stadlo--Dr. 9.0 ing with Julehang at 3 o'clock yester-morning and infleted a Jarge num

ber of casualties on the memy.

"Diet In Relation To Teeth" day afternoon.

Relay The 9,15 London Fortunes of war changed sides sev-| eral times. Unable to gain more Cricket Test Match England v. Aus- ground, the invaders resorted to the use of gas bombs and caused terrible suffering to the Chinese forces, most of the fighters had violent fits and bleeded profusely from nose, mouth and ear."

Indicative of the stubborn resis- tance being put up by the Chinese, heavy gunfire was still audible laté last night.

and other The Takahashi, Satoh, detachments of the Japanese forces which yesterday captured Tsuantien shan, this morning continued advance and reached Tapushan overlooking Juichang from the northeast at about 10 o'clock this morning.

NEAR JUICHANG

and

baltalions

Up U late last night, the opposing forces were holding out each other in the vicinity of Tortoise Hill, where confused fighting was raging.

Several fresh assaults by the Jupan- ese terces an the line have been re- peatedly repulsed throughout yester- day--Central News.

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Tin Pan Alley Medley: Intro- Goodnight my Love: So do ; 1 Need What will tell my Heart. Midnight You; Boo-Hoo: Love Marches On In Mayfair (Newell Chase).

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With Julchang gravely threatened, the Chinese Hankow defence line

On the eastern bank, the Chinese running through Yingehan, Kwangtsi, Wasuch, Julchang, Yunglstu.

to be positions have been greatly streng

by Nanchang. is now believed

commentary during play facing Impending dangers of collapse. thened with Anchenklao, an import-

Howard Marshall and others from Japanese aerial observers reported ant point ave kilometres east of Jui

Chinese to-day that heavy Chinese reinforce- chang, firtaly held by the defenders.

ling, running from Kennington Oval, London. to Chienkinoshari and 30.30 Dance Music, ments are being rushed to Yunghiu The

Fox-Trois-The Fleet's In and Nanchang from the hinterland. Anchenkino

to the two again to Tsoshan, forms an impreg

against enethy al-Again (From George Black's The highways leading

nable bulwark

Indlum Production towns were said to be heavily con-

movements.- tacks. troop

Sound'); gested with

For Sound') 'O-Kny (From Donici.

Somers Band with vocal Dick chorus. Take My Heart McDonough & His Orchestra: Let It Be Me (From 'Broadway Hostess') Jay Wilbur and His Band Woc

It Is Me; Muma Don't Allow vocal refrain by Nat Gonella, I Nat Gonella and His Georgians Heard A Song In A Taxi (From Transatlantic vuca ne Transatlantic Rhythm'); Breakfast In

Harlen

(From Rhythm").Harry Roy & Ills Orch. with voral refrain Waltzes-Neopo

Gino litan Night: Midnight

11.0 Close Down. Bordin and His Hawailans.

-Shanghai, Aug. 23. Japanese troopy advanced to with- in six miles of Juichang, 26 miles west of Kiukiang on Sunday, an Army spokesman announced this that the lie added afternoon. Japanese were continuing their ad- vance towards the west.

West of Lushan Mountain atop which is located the Kulang summer resort, Japanese troops advanced to the south from Shahio, the spokes- man further revealed, and reached The line connecting Tatienshan and Fankinshan.

Tatienshan is just north of Man shun, the major Chinese position in

this area.

bank of the On the northern Yangtse. the spokesman also pointed out, Japanese troops are successfully folling Chinese attempts to disturb the rear.

on

About 300 Chinese troops launched a night attack on the Japanese post

of Tsienshan Ave miles west August 10, but they were repulsed. losses, the spokesman with heavy claimed.

Japanese operations against Chi- nese puerillas are also being carried OR successfully in the lower reaches of the Yangise, the spokesman pro-

of 120 A bond ceeded.

Chinese guerillas was wiped out at the south costern end of Tsungning Island at the mouth of the Whangpoo River on August 17.

NAVAL OPERATIONS

Shanghal, August 23. The Japanese naval forces advanc- their operations gatisfactorily, ing up the Yangtze are carrying on communique issued by the Japanese Fleet in China Waters here to-day sald.

Japanese naval aircraft bombed freight cars, godowns and large foc- tories near Chuchow In Ilunan Pro- vince, at the junction of the Hankow- Canton and the Chuchow-Pingsinng Railways.

Heavy bombing attacks were also carried out by Japanese naval air- craft on the Chinese positions in the Yangtze Valley yesterday, the com| munique pointed out.-Domel.

After

cccupying

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CAPT.

with

KENDRICK

TO REPORT

London, Aug. 23. JAPANESE ADVANCE

Informed quarters state that, since Captain Kendrick, British Passport Hankow, Aug. 23.

Singize, the Oficer in Vienna, who was arrested by German police as he was crossing Japanese forces are now advancing Germany en route to England, has south-west towards the Chinese pusi-

according to the time being for a detailed com- munique on the subject to be issued. tions in the vicinity of Liutoushan been released, there is no need for (Ox Head Mountain) Chinese reports.

A Chinese military report claims that the situation on the west shore of Poyang Lake has improved con- siderably with the airival of Chin- se reinforcements in that section tu check the Japanese drive.

Simultaneously the Japanese forces Large quantities of arms and am- munition were seized by Japanese are said to be continuing their a forces on the occasion. Mopping up latka on Juichung, above Kluklang. operations were also carried out on Fighting is said to be proceeding in the north of bank of the Yangise the hills near Tlentzeshan and Cho- centring around Nantungchow on shan, north of Julchang-Reuter.

In this connection,. it may be re- called that the British Ambassador in Berlin was Instructed to ask the German Government for an explana- Capi. Kendrick. tion of the charges made against

On his return to London, where he is due to-day, Captain Kendrick will

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