With direct bomb hits, naval aircraft destroyed two onl of four medium-sized Chinese military planes Hrounded at tie Nancheng aero~ drome, 110 kilometres south-east, of Nanchang in Kiangsi province, the statement continued.
In addition to 11 four real craft, six dummy plane 150. wore sighted by the raiders, the announcement suid, Ai the Pucheng aerodrome, Fukien province, the raiders. blew up two rediumesized grounded planes and damaged runways.
Attacking acrodromes at Changting, Lungyen, and Yushan, all of wh are in Fukien, the naval craft demolished military buildings and rune Ways, the communique slated, At the Lishul aerodrome in Chexiang the bombers set a new fuel depot on fire and it exploded with terrific detonation.
They also bombed the Wenchow aerodrome in Chekiang and demo-Iished military buildings and run ways, Raiding the Canton-Hankow Raile way, the planes cut tracks or buried them under débeis at six points south of Pakonghow in Kwanglung, the communique concluded, Writer Feared Lost Hankow, May 26 has now been definitely establish= ced {hat Mise Tris Wilkinson, the miss-Ing New Zealand journalist, was in Hsuchowfu when the Chinese forces withdrew from the city.
'The Chinese authorities here are very anxious over her safely, but wireless inquiries to the headquarters fof the Chinese forces which withdrew from Heuchowfu indicate that, so far a is: known, she is not with' any of the Chinese units, It is believed possible, _howover, that she may have remained Hyuchowtu with foreign missionaries, many' of whom have remained in the city to take care of Chinese refugees.
The two missing Soviet correspond~ ents of the Tass Agency are said to have been last seen in company with General Li Tsung-jen's staff, who are reported to have reached" safety.—Router.
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