Following is the latest list issued here of those missing: Rear-Admiral Noda vindicated the woldng the of international fon of the Japanese airmen Mr. Hsu Sing-loh, aged 48, Mr.
Hu Pei-kong, aged 58, Mrs. Li Chai-sung, aged 24, Mrs. Li's baby, Mr. Yang Hsi-yuan, aged 29, regulations aerial warfare which stipulate that non-combatant Mrs. Yang (his wife), aged 23, Mr. Chen Chien-fei, aged 38, Mr. aircraft must pass zones where actual Hsu, aged 50, Mr. Lu Yi, aged 28, Mr. Wang Liang-f Chief hostilities re' going on at their own clerk of the Central Bank of China, Master Henry Chung, aged 5.
Fish. They com not claim damages for attacks to which they are liable, The identities of the other persons known to be missing have as Rear-Admiral Noda declared. yet not been established. Some of, the missing travelled under Many casee*where aeroplanes of aliases and therefore are uni dent 7 The two persons, who were admitted to hospital in Shekki sued by. Jepanese naval al unipoin rationally had een pur this morning, are the Chinese ce-pilot and Mr. Li Chai-sung, who, China "had occurred, Rear-Admiral with his wife and baby, was proceeding to Hankow from London.
Roda said, In every' case, however. the Japanese machines lid suspended An official statement on the tragedy their pursuit as soon as the identity thas been issued by the China Nav ofthe machines being was Pilot Tells Story tional Aviation Corporation, of which established. Ho recalled a case the following is a summary this Kind occurred in South China Hongkong, Aug. 25.
Fifty miles west of Hongkong, five on February 19.
The Japanese planes "forced the Japanese pursuit. machines appeared "The Navy Ministry spokesman China National Aviation Corporation's to be following the C.N.AC, plane, denied that the Japanese aeroplanes transport plane Kwei Lin to land whose pilot endeavoured to hide be-bad deliberately' attacked the pas. before swooping low and siddling lind the clouds. senger plane with the intention it-and escaping passengers with with-The attackers followed, however.
Killing Mr. Sun Fo, president of the ering machine-gun fire, Mr. H. und fired burst after "burst Legislative Yuan of the Nationalist Wood, pilot of the ill-fated aircraft, machine-gun fire into the plane, Government, who was due 0 leave said today on landing here, which clearly bore the C: N.A.C, com-Canton for "Hankow yesterday 'Mz, Wood, who arrived' in the mercial markings on its wings, sides Domei.
USS. Mindanao which was rushed and fuselage. to his rescue, denied the report that When the plane hit the water, the Warning to Civil Craft the. Japanese planes released five pilot struggled out of the cockpit Shanghai, Aug. 26. bombs on the giant alr liner. He and endeavoured to swim to a near A tacit warning that Chinese also denied that the planes bombed by sampan in order to ferry.the civilian alzeratt in the zone of military the swimming passengers passengers of the plane ashore. operations, proclaimed by Japan on attempted to reach land.
'Swept away, however, by the 'July 20 to'extend from Pakhot in the 'The American pilot from Winfield, strong' tide, the pilot only managed [south to Sian, may be liable to attack Kansas, told the United Press that to reach land a considerable distance by Japanese mlltary aircraft if they fas far og he knew several passengers, away. fare mistaken for military machines were killed by machine-gun gullets.
Completely exhausted, he lay on expressed by 'a Japanese naval He said that all reports of the the beach and when he returned to spokesman here yesterday evening in death chase by Japanese planes were the scene the plane, had completely Slscussing the downing of a C.N.AC correct until 8.38 a.m, on Wednes disappeared. airliner" Wednesday. when he flashed a Tt is now believed that several of "We are not after civilians or "Porced land on river. the passengers were killed before the! civilian crat" "the "spokesman Up to the time of this message, plane came down, but this will never emphasized, but he pointed out that the "Japanese planes were merely be_ ascertained. {nternational regulations on ueria} power-diving over the transport "the tragedy has not hindered thi warfare stipulated that non-combatant plane, apparently making an effort to workings of the alr lines, and th fiveraft entering a zone of operations force It to land, Mr. Wood said.
Eurasia plane left for Hankow s0 at their own risk.
'The Japanese planes, however, 7 o'clock this morning as usual, while concentrated furious machine-gun fire the C.N.AC. incoming plane' is ex-'The spokesman insisted that the fon the plane and the passengers who pected to arrive here this afternoon.
JSepanese" pilots who attacked the [Chinese airliner did' so. while con. wore attempting to swim to safety after the transport had hit the river,
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