IHIRTY-SIX Japanese ai Chungking, Sept. 13. craft bombed the western suburbs of Chungking at noon today starting a big fire. Yesterda und today's raids appear to indicate that the Japanese bombing is not particularly aimed at any objective but is merely for the "nuisance" valu Only 46 Japanese aircraft yesterday raided Chungking bombing the south bank of the Yangtze river and the western suburbs, The raiders included six light for the first time on the capital blazing while they were dropping bombers who did dive bombing flying low with machine-guns their bombs. Some of the bombs Landed near the residence of the B ish Ambassador, demolished the offices of the newspaper "Chi ina Times," and damaged Chialing House, where foreign visitors are staying.
Three Japanese aircraft raided Chungking yesterday. evening and se altered bombs in down-town dis triets—Reuter,
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