Chungking, Feb. 18.
Japanese raiders reached Chungking for the first time this morning, adding a touch of realism to the lost of three days' intensive anti-aircraft drills held in town by the Air Defence Command.
Nine Japanese planes flew over the military air eeld, fifteen miles east of the city, and dropped more than ten bombs. Some of these fell in the centre of the field and others on the liver bank. There were no planes on the field. The raid could not be seen from Chungking.—Reuter.
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