Hongkong, May 29.
Approximately 200 British naval ratings left by train for Hankow at 10.20 this morning to relieve the force now stationed there. Their departure yesterday was. forestalled by' disruption of communications on the railway line to Hankow—United tamer cue io Semen edce tes rer Elie i ear Seat ta ana Two More Ralds Canton, May 29.
Following yesterday's disastrous alr raid on Canton, between 40 and 45 Japanese planes' paid two more visits to the city today.
'Among the points bombed according to Chinese reports, were the Central Park, the Municipal Government offices,' and the Chinese batteries on Horam Island and north Wongsha station, Wongsha was the main target, the raiders In yesterday's raid which Chinese authorities say, took a toll of 600 killed and 000 wounded.
Japanese aircraft again appeared over the city at 130 p.m, and once more they concentrated their attention on the Wongsha Station, in the vicinity of which another 250 dead and 450 injured were added to yesterday's casualty list. "The raiders else bombed Saichuen, where the Power Station, Waterworks and a cement works ere situat Seats Pr artes oat omares cent, Sues Dicer on best enh a aero
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