But fears were entertained for the aerodrome or rather air field for no aeroplanes were stationed there. There are no store buildings, barracks or hangars, but only one small army hut, the only building in this large field (which was first laid out by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek et the time of the Fukien rebellion), which was completely surrounded by bomb orators, and badly damaged, although not directly hit.
A few days previous a Chinese aeroplane (some say there were two) stopped on the field on a journey to the north. Its visit was only momentary, and, moreover, it is probably almost the first instance since August of the field being used, so apparently the enemy are under some misapprehension as to its im-
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