Shanghai, Nov. 24, Raiding Fokang. a city east of the Cinton-Hankow railway southeast of Yingtak, Japanese naval aircraft Nov, 22 demolished three godowns, a Safe Landing by Crippled Plas Shanghai, Nov. 23 Skatully handled. by 1 pilot, 0
ously dome re, reacted ils expo Japanese naa bomber for Base in South China on Nov. 21 following a raid on Kavellin"aifdrome Where twelve. grounded. Chinese: ma Chines. were. demolished, x. Japenese havel spokesman in Shatighal elaimeo Yesterday.
The fife, he said, had been caused a Chinese antiaircraft bullet thal Penetrated the Japanese bomber'? gasoline tank, "By a prompt use of fand-extinguishers, the crew put the fire out, ut. the" crippled. machine made its return' flight. under great dliftcutles, the spokesman asserted We declined to state how far. the machine had flown after" being. hit Dut indicated that its base was some where near Canton.
White no Chinese aircraft had ta forthe alt, heavy antiatreratt rected the Japanese attacker the 'Of the twelve grounded' machines, six had been demolished 3 direct hits, while six others had beet badly damaged by bomb explosion: near by.
In addition to grounded planes, two hangars, one godown and one building, at the old acrodrome at Kweilin had boon hit and damaged, while in the contre of the city, two Government offices had been bombed, he con tinued.
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