Japanese Navy aircraft have been steadily reducing Chungking war supplies and stocks in continual bombing raids at strategic points in war material traMe and caches, it was stated here toda; The Chekiang-Kiangsi Railway Hine, which has been a most value able "life-line" for the guerilla Japanese Launch Attack In South Kwangsi Chungking, Aug. 30.
A Chinese field despatch from south Kwangsi states that Japanese forees on August 19 Jaunched an attack in four columns, converging on Shan= sue, south-west of Nanning. Reuter forees in the fiekt, has been the main objective of Japanese Navy' bombers. On Sunday, Monday and yesterday, bombing raids were carried out as follows:—
On. Monday two military godown buildings were blown up at. Iwo hear the station on the railway. me, setting some 1,000 all drums fon five, and goods accumulated Chuki station were also destroyed with considerable stretches of rall= way track in the neighbourhood On the previous day, Sunday, the Navy raiders had fired about 500 oil drums piled in the open game seven miles below Kikow, 25 kilo: metres south-west of Ninkpo.
Yesterday's bombing raids went far afield to Chusien in western Chekiang, and also Lanchi, also. western Chekiang, where "godowns of arms and queritia stores were destroyed and freight ears were also destroyed at Kinhwa station, 'At Yushan on the eastern' border of Kiangsi Province, during raids made yesterday, Japanese Navy bombers made a highly effective attack on a mass" of freight cars, goods piled in the open and railway terminal lines, thereby considerably hampering the use of the junction for some time as well as destroying, goods already there and the cars used for the arms traMe, This raid, AL was learned, was highly effective and of great military value.
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