Foreign travellers who travelled by road to Shanghai yesterday informed "North-China Daily News" reporter of damage done by the Japanese plan' Passing Wusth, several big fires were noticed in the city, and the road to Soochow was crowded with refugees Jeaving the city for this was the frst time Wusth had been bombed. Resort to shelter as another Japanese aeroplane passed overhead was found necessary en route to Soochow, and the car passed the disastrous effect of Japanese bombs was observed in Vand around the railway station. The Dombed train was described "as a mass of wreckage flung Ju all direc tions and damage {0 the station buildings was stated to be heavy.
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