Shanghai, June 30.
HINESE reports in Shanghai late last night revealed that Sir Arthur Blackburn, Chinese Counsellor to H. M. Embassy, had been wounded in the head, and that two other employees of the Embassy in Chungking had been wounded, during the latest Japanese raid to be carried out against China's wartime capital. The other employees were a Mr. Burgoyne and another whose name was not mentioned. Mis. Allen, wife of the Third Secretary to the Embassy, was also reported to have been injured. Loca) sources had no confirmation of these reports last night.
The Japanese raided Chungking in two waves. one of which cone fronted on the western section of the oily and the other on the eastern. The Japanese claimed that heavy damage had been done to military objectives in the {wo areas. When questioned as to the reported furles fo members of the British Embassy stall, they had no reports.
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