New York, Aug. 14.
The Shanghai bombings were unanimously featured with banner headlines in all the newspapers here this evening.
"Bombs fall Into heard of city as Chinese airmen try to sink Japanese cruiser" was the streamer head-me appearing in the "New York Sun," while the "New York Post" had the following caption in large type over its Shanghai despatches: "Three Americans killed in Shangity." hal as" Chinese planes bombard
Most despatches attributeit the bombings to the poor marksmanship lof Chinese aviators.—Reuter.
Paris, Aug. 15, France was deeply shocked by the news of the bombing of the Inter~ national Settlement and the French Concession, accounts of which were published in the evening newspapers under splash headlines.
Though the news was received {oo Hate for comment, authoritative jelrcles are of the opinion that the bombings must have been accidental but nevertheless they have aroused [some uneasiness.
'The Prime Minister, M. Camille Chautemps, is remaining in Paris, although normally he would have' left with others for the Bank Holiday week-end—Reuter.
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