Chungking, Oct. 14.
ich some damage was done ihe bombing of Japanese pla 113, press Feports from the bomb-suffered, Mr. A. 'T. Steele, Far East fu correspondent for the "Chieafo er cent. of the population left the ety 2 ug the raids, Mr Sicole added, while the remainder behaved admirably. stzeles to the invaders—Havas.
Train Run at Night Chungking, Oct. 16. was again "raided by aircraft yesterday according, to information reaching here but no details are yet available. A Chinese torts that trains on the Chinese scetion of the French Tado-China.railway are only running at night begi from yesterday "and can only reach the Chuanha station, about. 30 Kilometres from the French—Indo-la border. Chinese engineers are removing the rails from the Chinese Section of the French Indo-China railway in a. most efficient manner.
'A foreign traveller who has just arrived here by alt from Kunming.
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