A Japanese Army Air Base, Jan. 16.
Power diving to low altitudes over the Lunghai Railway between Tung-ewen, on the Shensi-Shansi border, and "Minchib, two squadrons Japanese Army planes today shower-fed bombs with such telling effect that Inquiries, including the study of] sections of the line were reduced to documents, which are proceeding masses of wreckage and train service activities. were said to concern espionage was disrupted.
The three S.MLR. employees ar- tions along the railway were. de-Important Chinese military posi= having erossed Indo- molished and three towns were Two of them also damaged.
Locomotives and were reported to have spent some trains at Wentichen Batavia.—United Press. were blown to pieces.
The raiders concentrated their attion on Wentichon, "Hsiaolichen ud Minehih on the railway and heavy artillery positions in the vieing P.I. Commissioner ily which have been exchanging fre At Singapore with Japanese batteries across the Yellow River.
Tungkwan, important town on the Singapore, Jan. 18. south bank of the river, has been Mr. Paul V. MeNutl, Uniied States lasted repeatedly by artillery and High Commissioner to the Philippines, aircraft for several weeks and @ large toured the naval and air bases here part of it has been reduced to ruins, today: and showed great interest the defence works.
He was shown the naval base by Commodore 'T. B. Drew, the Senior Naval OMleer at Singapore Indian Medical Unit air base he was taken aboard Sunderland "Viying battleship" and For Yenan ow over the island, viewing the defence layout from the air.
Chungking, Jan, 10.
Some observers were inclined to The Indian Medical Unit will leave believe that Mr. MeNutt"s inspection week for Sian, en route to Jof the Singapore naval and air bases the "capital" of the Chinese Jand the impending visit of Sir Percy Communist district in north She Nable, Commander-in-Chief of the where the Unit will make its hea British China Fleet, to Manila, served quarters, Mr. Yen Fu-ching, Director as concrete evidence of growing of the National Health Administra [Anglo-American ce-operation in the tion, old Reuter today.
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