Ichang, June 25.
For the third time in two days, Chungking warplanes this morning dropped bombs on Ichang, most important of the Chungking strongholds in western Hupeh which have been taken by the Japanese forces.
Seventy bombs were dropped at about 1130 o'clock this morning by nine Chinese planes. The bombs apparently were aimed at Japanese positions at Chenchinhgsan, two kilometres north of Ichang, but went wide of their mark causing damage only to nearby Chinese villages, Several Chinese were wounded by bomb splinters.
According to reports here, other bombs were dropped by the Chinese planes in the hills near the southern bank of the Yangtze, opposite Ichang. Ironically, the bombs fell on Chinese positions.—-Domei, Water Distilling Equipment for '"ARNSTEAD stint & STERILIZER ce, me. Homes, Offices Boston,
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