Giving residents no respite from what seems to be a continuous series of night "raids, Japanese planes appeared over the, city for the fifth night in succession late tonight.
Four separate squadrons took part in tonight's raid, first dropping bombs in the vicinity of Sachuen, and then meat the old Power House and the Pearl River Bridge on the East Bund, jess than a mile from Shameen. The explosions of the bombs rattled win-Sows in Shameen, The "All-clear" signal was given at midnight.
The new Power House at Saichuen suffered three more direct hits last night, putting the $3,000,000 German-built enterprise completely out of action.
German interests, it is believed, feel that they have lost the station, the cost of which was to have been borne by the working revenue—Reuter, Recruiting Figures Up London, June 11
Recruiting figures for the Territorial Army continue to be excellent. During May, 9,572 recruits were obtained, making the second best month for recruiting of any since the war.—Wireless through Reuter.
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