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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 1, 1938.
French Colonial
Attitude
Annoys Germany
Berlin, To-day.
The attitude adopted by the Radical Socialist Con- gress in Marseilles towards the colonial ques- tion was criticised in extremely sharp lan- guage yesterday by the diplomatic correspon- dent of the "Berliner Boersenzeitung," Karl Megerle, who is regarded as one of the fore- most German specialists in foreign affairs. The congress, it will be recalled, passed a resolu- tion urging the French Government to "reject emphatically all colonial demands of a terri- torial character that might be put forward by foreign Powers and to limit the eventual nego- tiations in the colonial question to an enquiry regarding the just distribution of raw materials."
This resolution rejects German colonial claims with a bluntness "which is completely incompatible with the spirit of commonsense and good will” · of which M. Daladier spoke two days earlier when refer- ring to Franco-German relations.
HEAVY CLASH
ON EBRO FRONT
Bilbao, To-day. Despatches from the Ebro yesterday give vari-
After referring to a recent ar- ticle in the paper "Le Temps" which front declared that France must be ready ous details regarding the large to reply with a definite "No" to all scale surprise offensive launched demands put forward by Germany by the National army on Sun- with regard to her former colon- day.
The Nationalists first attacked ies, the "Berliner Borsenzeitung" points out that the German colon- and encompassed the enemy's left
then ies were handed
transferred all over to France wing and merely as a mandate so that France forces that could be spared to the is only a trustee administrating front opposite the enemy's right these colonies and has never be-wing, attacking the loyalist posi- come their proprietor, neither from tions in the Caball mountains. the legal nor from the moral stand- point.
TANTAMOUNT TO PROVOCATION
By Sunday evening the Nationalist troops had advanced to: within four kilometres from the Ebro. The loyalists a desperate attempt to hold their positions which are extremely important from the strategical point Germany, says the "Boersenzei- of view but were completely taken tung," must naturally maintain her by surprise and the positions were claim against those who deprived already in the hands of the Nationa- her of her colonies under false pre- lists before reinforcements arrived. tences. The attitude adopted by
The Nationalist infantry was the French, says the "Boersenzei-effectively supported in its opera- tung," must be regarded as tanta- tions by more than 100 planes. mount to provocation permitting During the night the loyalists doubts regarding the true feelings
lost
of the French people towards Ger- attempted to recapture the many, since France had hitherto positions by counterattacks which, however, were repulsed. The in- always asserted that it was not
surgents resumed the offen- France who was adopting a nega-
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