THE CHINA, MAIL, JULY 19, 1938.
GENERAL FRANCO'S WAR
ANNIVERSARY BROADCAST QUEENS & ALHAMBRA
Valladolid, To-day.
General Franco observed the second anniversary
of the beginning of the Spanish hostilities by a broadcast speech to all parts of the country under his control.
FRANCO DESIGNATED JULY 18, TWO YEARS AGO, AS A DAY!
THAT MARKED NOT ONLY A TURNING POINT IN THE SPANISH HISTORY BUT ALSO THE BEGINNING OF A NEW EPOCH IN THE WORLD HISTORY, SINCE IT WAS THEN THAT THE UNIVERSAL COMBAT AGAINST BOL- SHEVISM BEGAN."
Declaring that the fight against Communism had cost Spain the lives of over 2,000 men even before the war started he went on to as- sert that in 1996 the Communist Internationale succeeded in placing men at the head of the Spanish Government who were determined to use every means at their dispos- al to bolshevize Spain.
Describing the activities of the Soviet Union after the conflict be-
M. DALADIER'S
WARNING TO MR.
CHAMBERLAIN
London, To-day.
The exchange of letters be-
gan, he stated that in addition to tween the British Prime Minister,
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the sendings of technical experts, Mr. Chamberlain and the French Gene Raymond. Olympe Bradna military leaders, supplies and agi- Premeir, M. Daladier, is being tators, Moscow also organised a followed with the keenest interest "STOLEN HEAVEN" campaign against Spain through-in British political circles. out the world and attempted in this
The "Daily Telegraph" says
manner to undermine the position that M. Daladier expressed cer- of responsible elements in the tain fears regarding latest deve- country.
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INTERVENTION
lopments in the Mediterranean and pointed out that the Franco- Italian negotiations which were Refuting the inference that the broken off, between the French! revolt in Spain was actually noth-Charge d'Affaires in Rome, M. ing more than
an invasion of Blondel, and the Italian Foreign foreign powers Franco declared. Minister, Count Ciano, two "the civil war in Spain represents months ago, had not yet been our opposition to that invasion resumed and that there were no over the Franco-Catalan frontier of prospects of these being con- A international adventures who came tinued in the near future. here to plunder. rob and murder. I M. Daladier.also drew the Italy's recall that the Red Spanish politi- cians even offered Spanish posses- sions to foreign powers in exchange for support."
accusation against France whereby France although having closed her frontier against Republican Spain is charged by Italy with sending further war material to Barcelona. BRITAIN'S WISH
Speaking warm words of ap- preciation for sacrifices made by the Moroccans and foreign volun- teers he declared that Spanish Germany and Italy are attempt- friendship with these countries had ing to take advantage of Britain's become still closer through the wish to arrive at a satisfactory generous services rendered. He interpretation of "a settlement of went on to condemn the 80-called the Spanish question." M. Daladier "camouflaged agents in Nationalist also referred to the reports he had Spain" who have been sent by Com-received whereby the number of munists for the purpose of working the military aeroplanes in Germany was to be doubled and German themselves into high offices of the
frontier fortifications were to be State and once there of obstructing constructed by 100,000 members of the State's policies. These elements, the Labour service. he declared, have spread the rumour
Mr. Chamberlain, continues the that National Spain is in reality paper, managed to remove some of against religion and National these doubts from: Daladiers' mind
and stressed that Britain although |
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| regarding the situation in Central Europe as being the most import- ant problem at the moment would To these persons I declare that nevertheless under all circum- the Nationalist movement is the stances have. regard to France's purest expression of the Spanish interests in the Mediterranean. JEAN ARTHUR in will and tradition. The momentary Trans-Ocean. Government form is a result nei-
ther of invasion nor of formality REV. N.V. HALWARD
GARY COOPER “THE PLAINSMAN'
AN "OLD FAVOURITE" FROM PARAMOUNT
the Canton-Hankow
CANTON-HANKOW INCANTON
We have been asked to correct the.. announcement that the Rev. N. V. Halward, local Boy Scouts Commissioner, has left for Home.
but of necessity. With help of the Party, class struggle will be abolish- ed forever from Spain. Liberaliany has been conquered and will be no longer tolerated. The new State will be founded upon the principles of austerity, morality and work. Class distinctions will no longer exist and positions will be awarded on Messrs. Mackinnon, Mackenzie, the basis of ability and not birth."
In concluding his address,
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nide a net profit of four million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30.
One million dollars of this amount has already been paid in to the Chinese-British Boxer In- demnity Board Trustees, as inter- est on the loan made for the Despite the persistent and completion of a section of the rail- ways the Chinese spokesman an- heavy bombing by the Japanese nounced. Reuter.
Shanghai, To-day.