Sept. 20.
Japanese naval bombing planes, which attacked air' fields in the Vieinty of Chungking on Thursday lab, again made a. raid. upon alt fields im the same area at 11 oclock fast night.
'A "squadron of Japanese planes, evading Chinese machine-gun fre and Scarchlights, heavily bombed. the Kwangyongba aerodrome and Feturn-
Another squadron of Japanese naval planes for the first ime bombed. the Suling alr eld, 70 kilometres northeast of Chungking, which the Chinese had "been secretiy™ bultding. The aerodrome end buildings attached 10 ihe field were bombed {0 Tung. All Japanese planes returned "safely to their bases, without encountering any counterattacks by Chinese planes Domei "Hapainese ombers Raid. Chengtu For five hours during the might the Chungking, Oct. 2
Hopped. occupation of any' of lfepanese "warplanes "paseed' "ete sreee cgistat districts has so far been [Chungking and The Hsin Peking arrived here last jeapital of Szechuen province, The night after undergoing the thrilling alarm was sounded "at 1130 p.m, Jexperience near Wenchow where when raiders were sighted heading towards Chenglt, Japanese planes carried out a bomb: ing raid on Sept, 25. Chinese mem-Two groups of bombers passed libers of the crew stated that Japanese north of the city without attempting to raid Chungking, They continued machines dropped four bombs on westward and bombed "a certain Aoukiang (River) near Wenchow at place in north Szechwien,"
Jabout 2 p.m. but that they were for-Later they bombed Chengtu, Due tunate enough not to suffer any casualties although their boat Was to heavy fog the Japanese planes circled round for some time before Inear the place bombed.
Several windows on the upper deck they found their way back to. the ase. were shattered and they could unload The "all clear was sounded in part of the cargo destined for Wen-[Chungking at 430 am—Reuter. jehol. They expressed the opinion that shipping between here aid: Weh-Japanese Aerial Activity Jchow Would have to be suspended Hongkong, Oct, for the time being. Tt was said that A renewal of intensive' Japanese another foreign-owned steamer was activity on northwest China was stranded along the Chekiang coast and reported in Chinese dispatches reach= its fate was unknown yesterday. ug here today, Sian, capital of si, Was raided several times between 530 and 820 am. on Sunday Chiao Kiang river in Hal when Chinese military establishments there "were "machine-guaned and bombed, the reports said, An aerial" engagement between nese shipping and commercial circles, Japanese and Chinese aircraft. took says a report to the "Sin Wan Pao." place at Tsaichiaho, 20 miles. from The. Chekiang provincial govern-lanchow, "in Kans on Saturday Tent authorities have set-up al morning, the Central News Agency Customs goods inspection office at {said but failed to mention the results /Haimen to inspect the import and export of goods, the report states. All in-coming and " out-going steamers, the report adds, must stridly conform to the emergency regulations governing the inspection of steamers. the encounter. Lanchow, the Ireport added, was thrown into a panto, air alarms were sounded, but the Japanese planes, said to be on their way to Lanchow by way of Ninghsia apparently failed to appear,—Domes
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