WILL BE FIRED ON
ALL PLANES OVER JAPANESE
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SHANGHAI, November 4.
A warning that the Japanese will ' shoot down any aeroplanes flying over their lines, regardless of markings, has been issued by the Japanese authorities as a sequel to a reported flight by two monoplanes with British markings In north-west Shanghai. The British suggested that the monoplanes were camouflaged Chinese machines. The Japanese celebrated the birth of the Emperor Meiji with a salute of 101 guns, but the guns were pointed at the Chinese and the shells were alive.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 110, 5 November 1937, Page 9
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