Hankow, Aug. 20.
Hankow had a taste of "alr scare' for the first. time yesterday noon, when sirens warned of the arrival of enemy planes. Upon learning that the Japanese machines had already passed Wuhu and Kiukiang heading g; for the Wuhan area, a squadron of Chinese pursuit planes went up the air. The "all clear" signal was given six o'clock in the evening, as the enemy planes had not reached the report from Yochow, north Hunan, stated that eight enemy planes. coming from Kiukiang and Nanchang were sighted above the elly yosterday—Central News. wnkow's First ald Hankow, Aug. 22, Hankow was awakened last night by the appearance of a fleet of eleven Japanese bombers over the city. Chinese aeroplanes went up to attack them and, after a spirited en gagement, drove them away. Three bombs were dropped by the enemy Dat ttle damage was done—Kuo
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