Ranging over far-flung areas North and Central China on. June 23 and 5, Japanese naval air Units bombed barracks, military tablishment, a wireless station, and troop concentrations in half a dozen towns in three provinces, the headquarters of the Japanese' China Sea Fleet announced in communique issued on June 6.
In North China naval bombers on June 2 and 3 made several attacks on barracks at Yenchenge in Central Kiangsu and demolished them.
On June 3 they severely damaged newly established wireless station at Tungtal in Central Kiangsu, Military establishments in Shaohing, south-east of Hangchow in northern Chekiang, were bombed on June 5. Barracks in the city were badly damaged by direct hits Operating in cloudly weather on June 5, a naval air squadron raided Kian and Taiho, both on the Kan River in Central Kiangsi, and Kang shanghai, south of Nanchang in Central Kiangsi. These raids were "very successful," the communique claimed.
At Kian bombs were showered on military establishments, which were. demolished, the statement continued. Despite antivaireraft fire all. the planes returned safely to their base. According to the communique.
At Kanashangkai troop concentra tions were Heavy damage was done to an air~ plane supply base recently moved from Kian and to important military establishments at Taiho, the com munique concluded,
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