Scientists Discoveries Among Coming from Air Field Lamet, Akha Tribes Near Tsinchen Planes After two years of studies among Bombed Military Camp peoples no Western scientist has ever visited before, a young Swedish ethnologist, Dr. Karl Gustaf Izikowitz, Kweiyang, Kwei, Sept. 27. has just.returned to Stockholm from Last week we had our first serious the border territories of French Indo-air raid alarm, but although the China, China and Burma. The pur-enemy planes came to the border of pose of these researches, which were this province, coming through facilitated by grants from the Rocke-Kwangsi, they were unable to come feller Foundation and from Sweden, here owing to heavy mist which was were primarily sociological, but the prevailing, so, according to our local expedition has also resulted in the papers, went west towards Yunnan; Ethnographical Museum at Stockholm whether or not they got to Kunming, receiving a collection of materials we do not know., from a part of the world which has First Raid hitherto been represented in no On Sunday, Sept. 25 we had our first actual raid. It appears that nine planes came via Kweiting, on to Anshun district, back to a big air field near Tsinchen,. which, it is said was heavily bombed, and on here. I saw the nine planes come and go; they passed the south end of the city, bombed the military camp, killing a few, I believe and wounding othe: two anti-aircraft guns fired at them but missed, and the planes went off.
Yesterday news came of 75 planes having got to Liuchow in Kwangsi, of which 40 were to come to Kweichow. The city was in a great ferment and I should say that at least one half of the population fled to nearby country places for safety. But no planes appeared the folks came back; presumably other parts of the province were visited, but so far we have no news.
At 830 this morning the alarm sounded and there was another hurried exodus from the city, but so 1030 no planes have come and All clear" has just sounded, so we may hope that we are free for European museum.
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