Union Jacks freshly painted on the roofs were plainly visible even from the south bank of the Yangtze River. With the exceptionally good visibility esterday it Is dificult to believe the Japanese airmen missed seeing the Union Jacks, The Embassy and Consulate premises were littered with debris.
Immediately after the all-clear signal the Vict-Minister or Foreign Affairs, Mr. Hsu Mo, visited the Em= assy and viewed the damage, The normal tenor of life was resumed a few minutes afler, the "all clear" "was "sounded. Typically igh, postmen continued to distri bute letters throughout the city as though nothing much out of" the Jordinary had happened. Many of the recipients got their letters as. they were squatting atop the ruins of their houses, crumpled by bombs just a few minutes. before—Havs
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