Windows of the hospital also sutfered. Stores "were broken and plaster was Knocked of from the eelling, Although the German Consulate was slightly damaged, a lorke tire started Just below the Consular road.
The British Xmbassy, it was learned. Is planning to lodge a vigorous protest with the Japanese authorities over the bombing so close to the gunocat.
'One bomb exploded ity feet From the home occupied by Mr. Willys R. Peck, Cetinsellor of the American Embassy. Another struck an uncom~ pleted dugout near' the American Counselor's home and killed 35 pet
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