The Archive · 1937

WOUNDED AMERICAN

IMPROVING — Mr. H. H. Qameron Not Seriously Injured — THREE-FOOT HOLE MADE -IN BORDEN CE, -ROOF

Mr. H. H. Cameron, American, who ptny,'2 Tengyubh Road, When a Chi-x wounded at the Bordéh Com-gesso.

se aerial bomb struck the establish-huring Friday 07 Was reported {o be on his way to recovery

He was showered With concrete as Nek Sony Hospital "e roof of the office bulkimg. The missile made a three-foot hole in wager of the factory, Mr. P. Dun-"Said yesterday that the damage to the structure was small.

A Russian employee who was also Wounded left hospital yesterday. His [et Was cut by debris and it was Pry to put three stitches into

"Ihe two men were wounded during the third. air-raid on Friday night as sought over from the attack.

vit could not be definitely ascertained yesterday what other harm Xas done during ihe air-raids. It Was reporied {rom one source that Zour bombs landed on the Japanese military air field inside "Point Island.

of the anti-aircraft missiles exploded over the Bubbling Well District end the French Concession, but apparently no-one was injured ere.

Further Japanese transports entered the \Whangpoo River yester-ay und discharged infantry, light artillery and equipment at wharves in the Eastern district of the Settlement.

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