Mr, Grew protested under sland~ ing instructions from the State Department following the receipt of the Chungking report, In all, five bombs were dropped within 400 yards of the Embassy's chancery and the Tutuile, One the bombs landed within 60 yards of the United States Embassy's dugout, Although the report did not siate 40 specifically, it was believed that Mr, Gauss was In-the dugout, Concussion and flying debris dam~ god the chancery and the Am= bassador's residence, Standard-Vacuum offices were damaged by concussion, British Protest Against Bombing Sir Robert L, Craigie, British Am~ bassador, called on Mr, Chuiehl Ohashi, ' Vice Foreign Minister, on Saturday and delivered a protest against the bombing of the British Embassy in Chungking by Japanese planes recently, it~ was" Jeared today, Sir Robert was understood to have: pointed ow. that markings on the: Toot of the British Embassy butldings identified them as official Brit~ ish, propert The British Embassy suffered fairly serious damage in a recent. Japanese raid on Chungking when some six bombs landed in the Emassy compound, The British Embassy buildings in Chungking are painted a_ special bright yellow to ldenlify them, United Press, conifer-part of the Government and the driving power of the new national structure campaign, 'The first regular session' of the Couneit got under way today. with some 212 members representing varlwalks of life and provinces attending. to tackle 242 problems all relating to the establishment of a new struettire in all fields of national activity, 'Admiral Suetsugu. formerly Commander-in-Chief of the Inmperiat Comined Fleet. who is popularly dubbed the builder of the modern Japanese fleet. and the stormy petrel of Japanese Navy. said: "The qtiestions of importance' which have cropped up in quick secession, one after the other. call upon Japan to make a inal decision, including. the establishment of a new structure ju oficial "and ecotiomie circles og well in the mode of living, and culture at home. view of the strained internation relations, the necessity for disposal of the China Affair. the South Seas question and the imminence of United States participation in the Europea: war."
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