For the third successive day, nese naval aircraft on Thursday ut far and wide in raids on Chinese military establishments, said a navy spokesman in Shanghai ycsterday.
Bombed were, Chinese positions, along the entire front, from Chapei to Liuho; Wuchiang, south of Soochow; Ekou, south of Hangchow, where warehouses of military sui plies and locomotive sheds were hit; Quinsan, where a military train was bombed; Chenju, where temporary barracks were bombed; Hsinpu and Wutsun, where railway repair shops and warehouses were bombed; two Curtiss Hawks whith rose to give battle, three were shot down, and at 430 pin. when "one or two" of six planes on the feld were damaged by bombs. The aerodrome at Pengpu, about 100 miles north of Nanking on the Tsinpu line, was bombed while Hofei in Anhwei, had two of six grounded planes destroyed.
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