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FRANCE WILL SEND MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO CHINA
fi.
CHINESE FORCES. RECOVER
INDIGNATION INCREASES HSUSUNG, TAIHU
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WITH BOMBINGS OF CANTON, WUHAN CITIES
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Chungking. August 16. Assurance that medical supplies will be given China by the French people for the relief of Chinese war refugees was made by M. Jean Raynaud, representative of three Catholic newspapers in Paris, in an Interview with the local press,
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M. Raynaud who arrived here recently from France via Indo- China after having visited Chengtu, said that this form of assistance will be realized as soon as he returns to Paris.
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The sympathy of the French people, who are a peace-loving nation, M. Raynaud stated, is with China.
The disgust and indignation that)
been had
aroused throughout France by the atrocities committed by the Japanese militarists, he said. have now been deepened by the indiscriminate bombings of Canton, Wuhan and other open cities
The ruling clique in Japan, he added, has been trying to inundate the world with a flood of false propaganda. On the occasion of the first anniver- sary of the Sino-Japanese hos- tilities, he said. the Japanese authorities, for example, esti-
mated that the casualties of their men on the field for the past year amounted to only 35,000 and the loss of planes at 83.
"But I can speak with good authority," he said, "that the num- ber of army casualties and losses of planes must be tenfold of what Tokyo claimed." "
M. Raynaud who made a brief
sojourn in Japan before coming to China said that the gold reserves in Japan were rapidly dwindling and the figure of unemployment was rising to a high plane.
During his staying in Japan, he said, he gained the impression that Japan would not be able to stand the strain for another six months if, China could put every ounce of energy into the resistance cam- paign.
STRATOSPHERE ATTEMPT
Caplain Burzynski, the Polish
aviator, who is preparing for a
stratosphere ascent with the world's biggest balloon, in an at- tempt to beat the world record put
by the American Stevens, which is
22,000 metres.
OFFER GOLD DRIVE
(Continued from Page 1)
Encouraged by this success, the
entertainers
met
at the
While here the French news- paperman will interview many high government' leaders, following which he will leave for Wuhan fair where he will gather materials for Kwangchow Restaurant at Weat articles for the three papers as Point yesterday and decided upon well as for a series of speeches the formation of an organisation which he is scheduled to dive to continue to raise funds for the following his retum to Paris-relief of war refugees.
(Central News).
Japanese Drive Along Yangtse Now Checked
Hankow, August 16.
in
Was
In this connection. It further resolved that on the first day of each month begin- ning' from September the pro-i ceeds from their singing will be donated for the same pur- pose.
TEN JAPANESE
WARSHIPS.
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Bankow, August 16. Chinese
report today elaimed the recovery of. Hisu- sung and Taihu, on the north bank of the Yangtze River, about 40 miles north-east of Kloklang.
Japanese forces are retreating from Huangmei, west of Süsung, owing to the food, and they are concentrating the drive on" Jut chang, 22 miles west of Klukiang. It Is reported that a Japanese column last might reached the north-eastern, outskirts of Jul- chang where heavy fighting was in progress..
Japanese bombers went into action yesterday raiding Juichang. and other towns to the west such jas Yanghain and Tenchachwang.
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CHINESE ADVANCING ON SINSIANG Chengchow, August 18. A Chinese column is ad- vancing on Sinklang, junction of the Peiping-Hankow Rail- way and the Taskou-Chinghua Railway in north Konan. Lawangfeng station, 10 kilo” metres north, has already been retaken.
Other Chinese units have dam-' aged the railway bridge east of Tsiaotso station on the Taokou- Chinghua Railway, 60 kilometres west of Sinstang, and three railway Bridges and a large section of the track east of Sinsiang. (Central News).
FIGHTING ON CHEKIANG FRONT
Sinteng, Chekiang, August 16.
The Chinese are still besieg- ̈ ing Yuhang, 15 kilometres west of Hangchow. In addition to Fenghuangshan, about 30 kilometres south of Yuhang, they have recaptured several other strategid points, in the vicinity of Tuhang.
On the Fuyang sector, the Chi Meanwhile, it is learned that nese are keeping a vigilant watch the local "Offer Gold" Movement over the Japanese at Szekuping will be extended to August 19. and Fangchlashan, near Fuyang. Several Chinese women donated Other Chinese units, la the mean- more than 10 gold bracelets at the time, are continuing their pursuit Bank of East Asia on Sunday. of the Japanese who fled from
Many boatmen arourid Hong Kong and peasants from the New Territories have come all the way to give their share in the past two days.
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The Japanese are finding their advance along the Yang- tse checked and are now at- tempting to circle around the Chinese left wing on the north bank, states a report which reached Chinese headquarters. The Japanese are concentrating troops in Hotel north-weat $1,200,000 NETTED IN CANTON Anhwel, and are advancing via
De Canton, August 16. Luan and Hoshan into the north- Approximately $1,200,000 has al- eastern Hupeh province, to culready been collected in the "Offer the Pelping-Hankow Railway at Gold" movement here which en- Hstacking, north of Hankow, via tered its fourth day today. Machen. Chinese reports declare. It is expected that the $2,000 000
The opinion is held in Chinese mark will soon be reached. circles that the Japanese must Apart from monetary, donations encounter strong Chinese defences many contributed motor cars, in the hilis on the Anhwei-Hupeh silver and other articles. border if they attempt to break
Machen through the
sector (Reuter).
IMPORTANCE OF DRIVE
Hankow. August 16. The importance, of the Japanese drive into north-easterri Hupeh. via Bhuchen, la stressed In today' military communique..
Bootblacks, newsboya. ground- nut peddlers and rickshaw coolles were among the contributors who swarmed before the various "re- ceiving stations" to present their quotas.(Central News).
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MOVEMENT AT SWATOWŁ
Swatow. August 16. The "Offer Gold" movement at Japanese forces concentrated at Swatow which terminated yester- Shuchen are at present advancio, day netted a total of approximate towards the north-west in the ly 840,000. · direction of Luan and Hoshin while Japanese troops at Chao hsien are also moving In the direction of Shuchen.. The latest Japanese move, the report adds, is"
aimed at avoiding strong Chinese
Yesterday an old woman, of over 70, took out her gold tooth and dropped it Into the donation box
A seven-year-old boy peddlar
Fuyang.
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contributed one day's gain. He GUERILLAS NEAR
defences along the north and said that his mother was killed south banks of the Yangtse River, during a Japanese air raid.
(Reuter).
FRENCH ECONOMIC
MISSION
Inmates of the local prison went without food for one day and
donated the food money to the
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FRIDAY
Hingtal, Aug. 16. Chinese guerilla troops in cen- tral Shanal along both banks of the Sandakan State-(Central News).
SHANGHAI PEOPLE'S EFFORTS "Fen River are closing in on Tai-
Kongmoon Parts, Aug..16.
Hankow, August 16 yuan and have re-captured Paitao-swatow, Amoy and Foochow The French Economic Mission Isolated and surrounded by allen taun, a village on the western cut-Manila under the leadership of the occupied areas, patriotic Chinese of skirts of the Shans! capital, accord- Nationalist Deputy, M. Louis Marin, Shanghai rallied magnificently to ing" to military reports (Central will leave here in a few days' time the "Offer Gold" movement and in News). for Rumania, to examine certain three days have swollen the na- economic matters of prime interest tion's war chest by several tens of to both France and Rumania.g
The Figaro reports today that the mission will be composed of representatives of the chief federa- tions of French industrial produc- tion(Transocean),
thousands of dollars since August papers alone have netted more donations. In 13; the anniversary of the Shang- than $10,000 in. hai hostilities.
addition to cash, gold and silver
Many Chinese papers are acting ornaments, securities, bonds and as receiving agents for contribu-other valuables have been received Hons from the people. These (Central Newa).
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