k Nanking, Nov, 10.
After an absence of one week, Japanese aeroplanes again raided Nanking this afternoon.
The alarm was sounded at 1230 pum. and, half an hour later, nine heavy Japanese bombers appeared in three-squadron formations and eir-cled over the city, Six pursuit "planes were believed flying above ihe bombers, Heavy anti-aircraft fire below greeted the invaders, but was ineffective.
The bombers went to the South City and raided the aerodrome outside Kwanghuamen, dropping four or five bombs.
A foreign observer claimed he saw some Chinese pursuit planes engaged with the Japanese machines.
There was considerable machinegun fire, but it has not yet been established whether the fire came from the aeroplanes or from the ground,—Reuter,
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