Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-10-20 | Page 3 | Chinese Bombs Dropped near British Craft

I CHINESE E BOMBS BOMB DROPPED NE NEAR R. R H GA fT Manchurian Airmen Menace Menace Menace Men- Men ace Submarine Battle J. J Rages flages ag s All Day in Vicinity Vicinity Vir Vi Vi- r of f I 1 oct 20 O By A. A Four P.-Four Four bombs dropped by b Manan Mann Man Man- an n airmen on the forces of Chang ChanS' Tso Tso Lin fell fe Ill I'll within i enty nty A ards of the British submarine submarine sub sub- marine marine- L 73 yesterday Naval Na craft of or the th Pekin central k ilo forces cont continued to top toI I p the Manchurian line north f The shore Unest line Unes t f t f the respective armies remained H 4 A fierce battle batte raged I I. I on the Tso T-Lins s Manchurian t s making continual attacks a however were repulsed by bv Ii Peking government go ps Pel Fua Pel 1 us forces remained on f J about where V. V arrived to particle e in an ant enveloping en movement 4 Is expected to bear Important c ot tom sa say Feng r. r dJ Slang's Slang s Ironsides are arc making I good d progress against the Mant Man Man- t rians In the vicinity of or Liang- Liang en feng I The situation today on the Shan- Shan Uan front is quiet but the d I lines beyond Lang Lang- LangI I 1 are arc under bombardment Erom from rom the sea Ie FORS FOR SAFETY ETY AT SEA 1 I I I I i 1 f I II I I iT Sam bams ams newest lightship the Five 1 FathomS Is ready for Zor d duty ty I i in the tie lighthouse service equipped with one of the most powerful transmitting and receiving sets at sea The lightship will send continual continual con con- I radio warnings d day ly and night when it takes Its position off oil oilI I Cape May Stanley R R. Shumway the ships ship s radio operator Is shown I I at the tiie key of the transmitter