CHINESE LINES INTACT AT SHANGHAI
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WELLINGTON, This Day. The following cablegram from Nanking has been received by the Chinese consul:— "Despite most severe fighting, the Chinese lines remain intact, "At Chapei, hand-to-hand fighting re peatedly drove back the Japanese,, Japanese tanks wero repulsed by Chinese machine-gunners and inf antry, who lept into the midst of the attackers and' threw hand-grenades With telling effect. The Ch?n,ese followed up by counter-attacks. "The Japanese bombed Chapei and Wuhu. Their attempt to bomb Nanking failed*"
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 12, 7 October 1937, Page 5
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