The British Charge e'Aftaires, Mr. W. 1. Pridenux-Bruno, and a British Vice-Consul, Mr. Kenneth Bumstead, escaped injury of death when one of the Japanese bombs exploded within 100 yards of a dugout in which they were sheltered.
Miss Corin Bernfeld, British newspaper correspondent, also escaped une injured in the British consulate dug Another bomb within 300 yards the French Consulate endangered a French consul, M. J. Medard, but he escaped unhurt, American's Home Demolished About half a mile from the arca where bombs "had landed, Reuter's correspondent saw one man, who had been killed, lying by the roadside in front of the entrance of a dug-out, was probably. killed by a machine-gun bullet.
"The result of the aerial engagement hitherto unavailable—Reuter.
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