THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 9, 1941.

MUTT AND JEFFA

JUST LOOK AT THAT DOUBLE PARKING! A GUY CAN'T GET IN AND OUT OF HIS OWN

PLACE WHEN HE WANTS TO!

ME

WELL, I WENT TO THE CITY COUNCIL YESTERDAY: AND COMPLAINED ABOUT THE DOUBLE PARKING IN,

(OUR CITY!

OH GOOD!

I TOLD THEM A THING OR TWO! I SAID AS A CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER I DEMAND THAT THEY LISTEN TO ME AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS DOUBLE PARKING!

DID

THEY

SURE

THEY

DID!

DO ANYTHING

JEFF'S

CAR

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NOW THEY GOT

TRIPLE PARKING!

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Time For Action Says Chungking

MUSSOLINI FOLLOWS SON'S BIER

A WREATH BEARING

THE TIME HAS PASSED when economic sanctions alone would be a sufficient deter- rent to restrain Japan from making any adventurous move, and now Britain and the United States should support Thailand by force in resisting Japanese inroads into that country, writes the official "Central Daily THE Daily News“ in Chungking.

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OF BRUNO MUSSOLINI

ON THE SHOULDERS OF A GROUP OF

FATHER LAY ON THE COFFIN "Two years ago," says the journal, ''eco- YES-nomic sanctions might have prompted Japan TERDAY AS IT WAS BORNE to realise the dangerous position she found OFFICERS herself in, but the situation is now complete- THROUGH THE CROWDED ly changed, particularly after the Japanese MUSSOLINI HAS HIS COUN-occupation of entire Indo-China. Attempt- ing to check the Japanese advance through the application of economic punitive mea- Mussolin; and his wife, Donna Sures would be ignoring realities."

STREETS OF FORLI, WHERE

TRY HOME,

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The burial will take place to- day in the family grave at San Cassiano cemetery at Preduppio,

Reuter.

In the opinion of the daily, 'sequently, it is no longer effective Japan believes a further aggres-, to hold Japan back through the sive move is the best mearis to employment of economic sanctions.

counter economic sanctions. Con-

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Furthermore, it may be too late now to try to persuade Thailand to fight by the guarantee of mili- tary supplies. Such a guarantee may produce the opposite effect. Thailand has never been out-and- out pro-Japanese. The reason why she has never made clear her at- titude is because of the absence of an efective Anglo-American guar- antee.

Powder Keg

"Me belleve," adds the jour- nai that Thailand will become the powder keg of the Far East and that the fuse is being set. America and Britain should quickly offer armed aid to Thai- land, and should not walt to confirm whether Japanese troops are concentrated on the Thai border.

"The situation is extremely critical, and no time should be lost. Britain and the United States must answer action with action. Only then may there be some hope of forestalling Japan's advances."

China, saya the journal, is naturally greatly concerned over the situation in Thailand, There are two or three million Chinese there. If anything should happen to Thailand the future of overseas Chinese

be cannot

imagined. Besides, if Thailand is endanger- ed, it is bound to affect Burma, and that in turn will affect the Burma Road.

"For this reason,” concludes the journal, "we hope Thailand will resist to the last and simultané- ously. we hope Britain and Ameri- ca will give 'practical st*pport to Thailand to extricate, ier from her present dilemma, Britain and America tould, realise that the future or the anti-aggression front in the Far East rests with the fate of Thailand.” Central News.

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