Boy Struck in Avenue Foch Preparations for Major Succumbs in Hospital Attack Foreseen to below the China Merchants Lower Wharf at Kung-the removal of Japanese warships downriver
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ping Road, and the withdrawal of Chinese troops in Pootung to a point east of the Pootung Road and south of Changkadoo Casualties in the Settlement and the French Concession from anti-aircraft Creek, opposite the southern boundary of Nantao, the British, and other firing mounted yesterday: American and French Consuls-General yesterday addressed a when civilians were struck at various formal communication to the Chinese and Japanese auth-Points, especially during the morning. orities, according to a Chinese official statement.
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'This request was made, it is under toe aetowe- me engin lets sto0d,-in view of the large loss of omewar' life and the considerable material injuries suffered when he was hit by fragments of an anti-aircraft shell damage which followed the artillery during a raid shortly before 7 am. 7 W. teh duel between the two forces on Fri-DOMDET iie"ten were wounded at Peking day morning and afternoon, at which He was one of about twenty Chinese
ATENES
wounded at the time at Avenue Foch Road and The Bund and scores more and Chungking Road, and Avenue 4 Foch and Tamsui Road.
All IN FLAMES jiorcisn areas as several other shells fell, in the curse of the same shelling, at the! Six mafoos were wounded in the 3 Mr. O. K. Yui, Mayor of the City stables in Mohawk Road at Mandalay' Cheering ce Along Zrounds that the matter, éonerning etter te mankiag on ibs province of the local authority national defence, is not wing of the Chengtu Road Police One of the missiles hit the east
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