B, & S. s. Soochow Picks Up Six Men Off Amoy Hongkong, Sept. 28.
The British steamer Soochow, belonging to Messrs. Butterfield Swire, reports by wireless that she picked up six Japanese aviators thirty mille of Amoy. Four of them were wounded, They were. wear= Ing fe-belts and. swimming, with the wreckage of a plane nearby.
-appears that this was one of the machines which attacked Canton yesterday. Presumably it was damaged by anti-aircraft fire, forcing to come down into the sea during return to Formosa, Subsequently, the Soochow wire-Jessed the British cruiser Suffolk [that the aviators went on board Japanese destroyer at Liu Bay at o'clock this morning, and that the wrecked plane sank oft Amoy at 3 o'clock. yesterday afternoon Reuter
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