Nanking, Aug. 15.
NJANKING had taste its first of uerial warfare when twelve ma pital and we hin upbeared at two this afternoon to bomb engaged by ten Chinese "planes.
Columns of smoke rose to the sky as the Japanese planes loosed missiles on the Ming Palace aerodrome and other points. Throughout the raid, which ted half an hour, anti-aircraft and machine guns kept up an me ant fire, creating pandemonium in the tity.
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