Chungking, Oct. 26.
Considerable damage was done! during yesterday's Japanese air attack on Chungking.
Twelve bombs fall in the immediate vicinity of St. Joseph's Cathedral, wrecking several houses near by and amaging the entrance to, the satheral's own dugout. This dugout provides shelter" for Mgr. Jantzen, Archbishop of Chungking, Mgr. Vu Pin, Apostolic Vicar of Nanking, and several other religious personalities.
The building of the Indo-China Bank, which closed its local ofthe more' than a month ago, was come pletely destroyed by a direct hit Another bomb destroyed the former Japanese Consulate, which was tran formed into a school.—Havas, Western Szechuen Raided Air Raid Drills to Be Chungking, Oct. 27.
Jupanese aircraft raided western Srechuen at noon today. Three groups planes passed Chungking heading westward. Tt is believed they bom bed Chengtu, capital of the province. Though the alarm was sounded here no raiders appeared over the city. Reuter.
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