Reuter's correspondent was. stand-at" the entrance tw a dugout Watching the progress of the Japa bombers when, suddenly, he he the shrill whistle of bombs fal dive for the dugout, 8 terrific blast shook ne yrs bait an hour of Aghting the planes fled and the apa ie started their return Journey in formation, No planes. were sighted on_ the Chinese aerodrome about ten miles downstream from Chungking, A hangar and runway were intact, No lacks were iaade on the raiders In the vicinity of Chungking on their way home—Domei,
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