Both Dr. Paterson and Dr. Cater saw the Chinese bombs. drop' os they Were "onthe foot of the" hospital which forms a landing end verandah {o'thetr living quarters" "They had Been at ten when the planes brought them out to watch. Dr, Caler saw the three Bombs. fal into the: Nos King' Road corner and 'Dr, Paterson Watched the bombs fall bythe Great Worid:- The explosions were: shock: Ing." They" were both' to" know well the frightfet consequencen, Dr. Paterson stated. that "great many people wore evidently. ben badly Beaten up by the crowds for the hospital day had an average of ftteen to. sixteen Chinese' of "both Sexes' who, possibly mislaven Soles or Sapanese," were' horeibiy Beaten about the heed id boc,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.