Sirens throughout the city sounded alarm half an hour before the ave a val of the Japanese planes, police, gendarmes, corps and firemen were all held in readin' while members of the citizens military training corps were stationed corners of ince the apitol had been ject to raid before, the populace were unaware of the dang-and many people were talking and aughing in the freets while the engagement was in progress.
As soon as the alarm was sounded, all traffic stopped, but life returned to normal immediately after the signal "all el was sounded. The Chinese are stated to have suffered Pirates v. Cards Aerodromes Hit In the fourth game in the League Circuit, the Pittsburgh Pirates potted the St. Louis Cardinals four-run lead until the final stanza, A
Reuter's correspondent, touring the city subsequently, found—tha bombs were dropped on the Ming Palace aerodrome, one of which hit e-run rally in the ninth gave mi MI Pie Traynor's charges the the open field and the o lightly aged a hang 9 addition, five bomb: re In the A ie League, the infaluble Yankees somehow managed to Jove a game, and to the eighth-posi-Uon Philadelphia Athletics at that The ging Connie Mac's outfit took advantage of the champion's off-day to lash out sixteen blows, while Al Thomas held the Me artymen to eight altered safeties, trapped on the aerodrome outside Kwanghuamel ging two old taining the corner of a hang:
The Japanese " consisted of twelve tri-motor bombers of the German Heinkel patent. F in three squadrons of four machin ach, they are said to have' com Detailed Scor rom the Tuipen aerodrome, north-m Formosa, and reached Nanking ye hours. They dropped bomb:
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