The Archive · 1941

French Consul Injured By Japanese Bomb

Hanot, Jan. 30.

Japanese planes on Tuesday afternoon bombed Lungchow in southern Kwangsi near the French Indo-China border, damaging a French mission and a well-marked, beflagged French Consulate, it was learned reliably yesterday.

"Missiles dropped by the planes wounded the new French Consul, Int. J. Camaly, and also a French priest, Hf was understood. Both "were brought by river across the border fo Langson, Indo-China, where they Were taken to a hospital, it was said.

The planes were believed to have been flown from an Indo-China base. United Press.

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