Singapore, Jan. 10.
Following yesterday's riotous anti-Japanese demonstration here in which Several Japanese were severely beaten and a Chinese women killed, roving gangs of demonstrators stormed'through the streets to-night throwing bricks, stones and bottles at buses and trams.
Police guards finally were placed On all vehicles, soon bringing the disturbances'to an end. The rioters, besides expressing their opposition to Japanese aggression in China, were demonstrating against the arrest of number of participants in yesterday's "China Day" demonstration.
Police earlier to-day placed a cordon round the race course where more than 100 Chinese and Indians had attempted to hold a demonstration, Several were arrested for unlawful assembly.
L-. Chinese and Indian operators of trams and buses refused to work today until police protection was afforded them. They feared being stoned by the rioters——United Press.
Hankow, Jan. 11.
Twenty-four Japanese bombers, escorted by eight pursuit planes, made a lightning raid on Hankow shortly before eleven o'clock this morning, aiming about 100 bombs at the aerodrome.
The raiders appeared from the east, flew over Hankow's residential and business areas, and made straight for their objective. They dropped their loads, wheeled to the right, and disappeared to the east.
Intensive anti-aircraft fire was opened against: the visitors, but no hits were scored.
The Japanese planes flew at a height of about 8,000 feet. As they flew away; a pall of black smoke issued from the aerodrome.
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