Canton, Aug. 24.
Japanese Army aircraft at down ioday went out in a large formation 10 bomb Kweilin, capital of Kwangsi, and smashed military establishments.
great number of freight ears and munition dumps, according to. field despatches received here this morning. The raid was the largest yet made by Japanese Army alreraft—
'The capture of two Japanese airmen following, the shooting. oven of 8 bomber at Tlchow, was claimed. the' Chinese authorities here Poster fay, fo details were ven, Here tu Chungking. the embers of
trove "all "smouldering "yesterday age se dung Tue' aly tad even of clit" workers, doubled tfferts "te help. the witims, despite esterday ral att ban.
Relief stations have been set in various parts of the town to dlstribute tea, congee and bread to the homeless. Many of these, bereft of their shelter, are leaving the city of Chungking for the countryside, James Stewart, American newspapermen of the Asiociated Press, has Con-
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