Ait Activity in China Chinese Attack at War Grows Many Points Chungking. Ave. 13 Increased Sino-Japanese serial activity is seen wilh the approach of summer weather.
Following Chinese raids on the Japanese aerodrome at Yuncheng, in southern Shansi, and Yochow, in northern Hunan on the east shore of 'Tungting Lake, on April 3, Chinese aiveraft again bombed Yochow yesterda3 'The squadron of bombers, a Chinese dispatch states, encountered heavy Japanese anti-aircraft fire, but fighters took off to engage' the raiders, 'The 'Chinese squadron is said_ to have split' into two. sections. One 'o€ them is reported to have Lombed the railway station and its vicinity, while the other is claimed to have aided Japanese warships in Tungting Laice, as well as munitions depots Inside the town.
The Chinese machines, the dispatch says, also dropped more than 100,000, pamphlets, urging Japanese troops "not to be' used by the mililary" for a meaningless war" in China."
'Yesterday afternoon, itis added, Japanese alreratt retaliated by bombing Chikiang, in west Hunan. When they approached the border of Szechuen, the "preliminary alarm" was given' in Chungking by raising red lanterns at important street corners This system was introduced for the first time here, giving the population inside the city more time to escape to the countryside.
The Japanese raiders. however, did not cross the border of Szechusn—Reuter.
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