Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929. . | NATIONALIST TROOPS | ousintic, Susanetist f2o%s sionk, ot | R-101 DAMAGES NOSE e e Wi Hupeh and Honan, ner u}:mok&m AFTER TEST FLIGHT During the final :genuamlgur.{:r;-%- ARE BEATEN IN HUPEH | i0:650" wetionsist forces dsserica_sna i Buped hex "ose and. tore. the en- besan, vaging the couniepide, ¥ priian Diripibles Trip Reveals| TS SUL U0 AT, (RS, 1 flight three engines gave some trouble, | “People’s Army” Scores Decisive| Further reports told of wounded Na- Need for Slight Changes in e ipe of the cool: | Victory in Battle Along Border, |from the west. The majority were suf- i bber Hot | onalists Sooding into Cherg Chty Cooling Apparatus. ing apparatus splitting. These were re- fering from sword and bayonet wWounds. ' g yno Assoclated Press 3 el were en- . The operation in each case took about | s Japaness Say. g e O rombat to con- | CARDINGTON, England, November | an hour. Officials said the exoerience S e T serve ammunition. Officials of Laohokow | 4 —The dirigible R-101 was hitched to proved the vlbnluon mln .the! "’llgh:;! i By the Associated Press. were fleeing in confusion. as the in: er mooring mast at 10 o'clock yester- wl:emh‘c% :‘;rfa‘:;ner cgp);e", e T - i . 10™11™ F aND G STREETS vaders neared the city. | day morning, after her first ali-night v HANKOW, November 4—The Japa- | " 150 " qionatch sald fiight, which lasted 14 hours. airship will be ready for fight Tuesday. nese military intelligence stated yester- | wyominchun crushed the Nationalist| The huge airship, carrying a full crew e he Kuominchun or “people’s | forces, the victory resulting in great|and in command of J. 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