More Military Damage National Defence Claimed in Day, Night Tokyo. Sept. 15.
Attacks on Capital Basic principles for a new Japan agricultural set-up were outlined At a Japanese Naval Air Base, the fourth session of the Central Sept. 15.
Agricultural and Forestry Council, Taking full advantage of the the "Japan Times" reports. These bright moon-light, Japanese naval air principles are: squadrons last night conducted their 1. Establishment of a new formin Sith air attack on Chungking, it wi structure as the basis for a hig! announced today by the Japanese powered state of national defence. Central China Seas Fleet Command.
2. Creation of machinery for th At 1120 o'clock last night the guidance of agrarian and fishing Japanese naval fliers reached the tricts. wartime capital and again blasted 3. Enforcing planned agrarian and military establishments in the walled fishing economy to overcome obstacles city. in the way of increased industrial Several beams of searchlight bat production teries from the ground stabbed the 4. Advancement on the Asiatic sky but there was no challenge from continent of Japanese agrarian pro-enemy planes and none were seen duction, and stabilization of Japan's he flight. Without except cultural economic system. all Japanese planes returned safely 5. Enforcement of unified agricul-to their bases. tural and food supply measures in anese naval aircraft yesterday out their 36fh air raid on the regard to production, distribution and wartime capital in bro: consumption. daylight and dropped bombs on mili-6. Creation pf new agrarian and tary establishments on the outskirts food supply systems allowing for of Chungking, it was announced yes-closer contact among all parties coi terday by the Japanese Central China cerned, particularly with Governme! Seas Fleet Command. offices.—Havas.
The Japanese naval planes all returned to their base unscathed Three waves of naval bomb 2 o'clock their wa: bombs on military structures at a point five miles west of the capital destroying them with direct hits. The Japanese navy planes returned to their base safely.
There were no y planes to} challenge the Japanese attack because Chungking pilots were deprived of their fighting spirit owing to the lost of aeroplanes in Friday's encounter with Japanese aircraft over Chungking, it was claimed.—Domei
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