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MESSAGE,

IN.

158

FROM-

R.A.Yargsso.

DATE-

23/10/37.

REUD.

1653.

P/I

ADDRESSED-

B.L.Peking 118 repeated- -in-C.China 39, S.N.O Swatow 20, G.O.C. B.T. China at Hoar, Kong 9 Governor at Hong Kong 48, B.d.Nauking 105, F.0.47, A.A. Shanghai 15.

My telegram No.114. Buring air raids yesterday

October 22nd-

1.

Canton-Kowloon line was slightly damaged but repaired

in a few hours.

2. One train on the Gunton-Hannow railway was machine gunned

and several passengers wounded. Bonos were also aimed at

this train but no hits were scored.

3. One rid today on Cunton Kowloon railway. Six

aeroplanes, twenty bombs, no damage. Blunt.

1630/~3.

Sent to F. 0. at 1725/23

1st Lord. 1st S.J.. 2nd S.Le

3rd S.L.

4th S.L.

C.O.N.S.

A.C.N.S.(AIR).

A.C.N.S.

PARL.SEC.

CIVIL LORD.

SEO. NAV.SEC. DE. P.A.S.(S).

0.Do(3 D.N.I.(6) M.().

M.39. D.of P.(3). D.S.D.J.

N.I.D..

Hydrog

Plano(Trad)(2). D.N.A.D.

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