Two Short Visits Made on Monday Night Two short bursts of anti-aircraft fire which on Monday night sent foreign observers rushing to witness another air raid yet left them with the idea that the Japanese had been guilty of a false alarm, prove to have been fully justified, according to an announcement yesterday.
'A Chinese plane or planes appeared over the Shanghai area between 10.48 and 10.54 o'clock on that night. No bombs were dropped.
Local activity during the night was yesterday confined to artillery exchanges between points along Paoshan Road and the Civic Centre and Hongkew Park. Japanese warships occasionally opened up against snipers on the Pootung side, but there was no major engagement.
A large fire was reported about a quarter of a mile due north of the Hongkew Park, but its exact location could not be discovered last night
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