Hongkong, Oct. 15.
In three flights, Japanese naval aircraft yesterday again raided important military eenízes in South' China.
After reconnoitring over Sha kwan, on the Canton-Hankow Railway, one unit bombed the Tsung-hua aerodrome, north-east of Canton, at Ham. An attack by Chinese pursuit planes was "easily" beaten, off, a naval spokesman here claimed.
Other planes attacked Hengyang, Hunan, where the railway station, aerodrome, barracks and other military establishments, "spared the previous day, were severely damaged," he added. Also bombed were military establishments in Yinchanyao and Pukonghow, on the Canton-Hankow Railway.—Domei.
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