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Axis Recognition Of Nanking Will Not Affect British Attitude To Chungking
CHUNGRING. July 23 (Central)~~After the official state- meat made by DR. QUO TAI-CHI, Minister of Foreign Affairs, announcing the severance of China's diplomatic relationship with Germany and Italy when the Nanking puppet regime was countries, the recognised by the Governments of these United States' Government declared that the Axis recognition change of the Nanking puppet regime would not in any way America's policy toward China.
two
On July 9, MR. ANTHONY EDEN, the British Secretary of the House Stale for Foreign Affairs, in reply to a question in
GENERAL
GERMAN WAR INDUSTRIES IN FRANKFURT, MANNHEIM FOCUS OF R.A.F. ATTACKS
LONDON, July 23 (Reuter)--Describing Monday night's raids on Germany, the Air Ministry states that a strong force of air- craft did great execution among industrial build.ngs in Frank- fart-on-Man and Mannheim.
An important rallway yard was the focus ni attack at Frankfort, which is one of the chief commerc`al centres of Ger. any and lies at a strategic point on the great trade routes be- tween the north and south.
ON
The crew of one aircraft said 'ke a neon sign," as the pilot, that they saw an explosion which who reported it, suid. destroyed a large building.
DAYLIGHT SWEEPS Many fires in the vard were re- A daylight R.A.F. attack ported as well.
shipbuilding yards on the Seine Elsewhere lu the town and es-and extensive sweeps over North- pecially in the neighbourhood of ein France yesterday are reported the main railway station, there in the following British Air Minis- werr large and well-established ter communique: Foreign Ares burning in clouds of smoke.
of Commons, also said that the RECOGNITION OF NANKING DIFFERENCE To BY THE AXIS POWERS WILI. MAKE NO THE BRITISH POLICY IN THE FAR EAST which is based on the recognition of the Chinese Government in Chungking as the legitimate National Government of China
Slate for the British Ambassador to China, Affairs that in reply in questioni House of Commons 01: has been instructed to coramani. the cate officially with Foreign Minis- July 9. Mr. Anthony Eden stated ter Dr. Quo Tal-chi on July 16 re- that the recognition of the Nan- garding the British attitude to king Regime by the Axis Powers and their satelites will make ILO ward this matter.
difference to the British policy in Sir Archibald's Note to Dr. Qua the Far East which is based on the Chinese the recognition of "I have the honour to inform Government a Chungking as the
Excellency my Your
instructions legitimate from HL Majesty's
Principal of China
Sir Archibald Kerr Clark Kerr, Secretary of
follows
AMBASSADOR'S NOTE
Dispatch Of
Jap. Troops To Mongolia
National Government
added tha Mr. Eden on July 7. the Chinese people 20- tered the 5th year of the domitable resistance and he stat ed that he was happy to repeat the assurance be recently gave in the House of Cominons that His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom would continue to do what they could to help
China to maintain her indenent- dence.
Early in the afternoon, Bleu- At Mannhelm, glimpses of the helm aircraft of the Bomber Coin- river led the first few of the Bri-mand, escorted by fightera, atlack- fish crews to the attack and sooned shipbuilding yards at Le Trait there were good fires burning to on the Seine to the west of Ronen, Bursts were seen un sheds and Culde their successors.
Industrial areas beth at Mann-silpways and the target was left helm and in the suburb of Ludhidden in smoke.
Our fighters also carried out ex wigshaven scross the Rhine were vigorously bombed. The flash of tensive Fweeps over Northern one of the most powerful British France. burbs lit up an aircraft flying well above 12,000 fet.
" LIGHTS Lights in the shaps of "V's" were seen by R.A.F, pilots while over France, Holland and Belgium,!
adds the Air Ministry.
In the course of these opera- tion four enemy fighters were des-· troyed. Our losses were three fighters,
GERMAN CLAIMS
A German High Command com- munique states that in the waters around England, German bombers scared direct hits or: two
freighters.
The crews said that they were were
large
A report to this effect by one of the British crews on their return from France was at first received with a sceptical smile by the in-
Others attacked harbour Instal- terrogation officer, But other lations in south-east England. crews had also seen this and other In the attempted eneiny sweeps "Vs" both in France and the Lowever the Channel coast, says the Countries.
communique, six British fighters
brought down by German not anything like the lights of fighters. serodromes. One "V" was made British bombers dropped high DR. QUO'S REPLY
by white lights enclosed. In circles explosive and incendiary bombs at Foreign Minister Que's reply to of red lights and another by five various places in south-west Ger- Sir Archibald's Note follows:
yellow lights in each arm. They many, killing and wounding some. "I have the honour to acknow varied between 21 and 50 feet in elvilians. Mostly, houses were ledge receipt of Your Excellency's length but a "V" in Belgium seem- damaged or destroyed. Note on July 16 stating that Hsed to be about 100 yards long and Anti-aircraft artillery shot down Britannic Majesty's Principal made continuous Ines of lights one attacking bomber.
WASHINGTON VIEWS_I am instructed to assure Your Excellency that this statement ON MOVE
had the warmest support of all WASHINGTON, July 23 (Router) parties in Parliament." - Despite
01 reports Japanese troop movements northwards from China in the direction of Outer ¡Mongolia and Siberia. well- informed circles here do not to lieve Japan intends any immediate Jattack on Siberia.
It is felt she is more likely to Secretary of State for Foreign make a move to establish herself Affairs Mr. Anthony Eden in re- more firmly in Indo China, to be ply to a question in the House of ready for any future promising Cminars on July 9 declared that
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Exchange Proposals Under Discussion
It is similarly believed that such Regine by the Axis Powers and | troop-moving north 15 10 con- theh satellites Will make no
formity with the policy of watch- difference to the British Polley in LONDON, July 23 (Reuter) ----
train ful waiting in readiness to strike the Far East which is based on Italy's second
smash----in should Russia completely collapse the recognition of the Chinese three days occurred near Naples Rome onslaught. Government at Chungking as the yesterday morning, says a and should this result in
the legitimate National Govertiment dispatch
Vichy, when two breakdown of the Russian Paroi China, and that Mr. Eden re- trains collided in the station at Eastern Army.
terated the assurance of the Bri- Pales. Hitherto, 12 injured people yesterday for an account of the Yapan, however does not appear tish Government that they would have been dug out of the wreck-
continue to do what they could to help China.
to expect such a collapse.
Only first-hand accounts of the Russian fighting to reach Wash- "In reply I have the hohour to
allowed to visit the Rusalan front.
RED ARMY PRAISED Their reports, it is credibly stat- ed In Washington. reflect admira- tion for the manner in which the 'Red Army is being used,
adding
age.
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A few
LONDON. July 29 (Reuter)- Asked in the House of Commons
progress of negotiations with enemy Powers For the exchange of badiy-wounded prisoners of
Richard Law, Under-
CAIRO, July 23 (Reuter) The War Mr. Ington comes from the Far East, state that the Chinese Govert Ministry of Interior announces Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said Japanese military attaches being ment greatly appreciate the above that there was an air raid in the that proposals for repatriation by the only foreign military people definite pronouncement and
Suez Canal area early yesterday re-
means of hospital or other suit- assurance on the part of the Bri-morning.
were bombs
able ships were made by the Bri- tish Government which will dropped, causing no casualties
tigh Government last year but strengthen the Chinese
slight damage. The Govern- and only ment's determination to
continue alarm was also sounded in other were not accepted by the German
Government. its resistance to
aggression and parts of the Delta
A counter proposal for repatria- further soildate the ties of !
tion from neutral countries by friendship subsisting between
JERUSALEM, July 23 (Reuter) ambulance aircraft had, however, Major General John Chrystall recently been received from Ber- has been appointed. Chairman of Im.
Armistice Commission in
While for practical reasons the Syria. The chief Vichy representa-British Government had been, ou tive is General de Verdillac who able to accept it in the form in was the principal Vichy, delegate which it
was made, they during the armistice negotiations. made an alternative suggestion which they hoped would be acceptable to the German' Gov-
It holds the line as long as pos China and Great Britain"
sible and
withdraws in reason-
able order and then attacks the German flanks and often the rear as well
Japanese observers are
movements
199 saying these
"beautifully executed."
quoted
are
ANGLO-CHINESE RELATIONS
While they are said to express Generalissimo's Cable
the bellef that Leningrad Kiev will be Occupied
and
Germans will eventually
and
reach
Moscow, they are stated to hold
the
General Cunningham's forces in 'emment,
had
NAIROBI, July 23 (Reuter) --- the To S'pore Governor East Africa, did not exceed 20,090 NEUTRALS APPROACHED
Meanwhile the governments of SINGAPORE, July 29 Reuter) infantry and 68 guns, it is off-
with the view that the bulk of the Red Toe frin beller that the relations cially announced, but they do those neutral countries Army will
feated Italian forces numbering whose co-operation it was hoped ing force to the east of the Soviet be closer than ever before was 170,000 including 90,000 infantry that the scheme would be put into capital,
effect were being approached, expressed by General, Chiang Kai- and 400 guns shek in a cable to the Governor,
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former Czechoslovak Minister in of prisoners were in question' un- General Chiang's cable reads Moscow, has been appointed to til this year.
In part: "General Bhang Chen represent Czecholovala in the Medical Commilsstóns, added Mr. (Leader of the Mission) and his Soviet Union as the result of an Law, should soon be functioning nexistants benefitca Immensely agreement by which relations be- in Italy; Middle East and Indla from the visit. All the arrange- tween the two countries were re- with a view to selecting those en- ments made for them were great-sumed. M. Ferlinter, who is now titled to repatriation,
ly appreciated. I firmly believe in London, will shortly leave for that the relations between our Mosow
twe great nations will be closer than ever before?
LONDON, July 23 (Reuter)
Meanwhile, means by which repatriation would be effected. were under discussion.
Authoritative quarters in Bari STALIN'S ORDER
LONDON SYMPATHY state that the German
WITH
MOSCOW
LONDON, July 23 (Reuter).
Govern ment on Monday sent a sharp Bolivian note of protest to the Government on its behaviour to
Mr. C. G. Ammon, Chairman of the German Minister there, states
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MOSCOW, July 23 (Router!-
In an Order, of the Day Issued: the London Country Counell, has the official German news agency here yesterday M. Statin, as. Com sent the following telegram to
missar for Defence, attributes the {the Chairman of the Moscow. Bo». JOHANNESBURG, July 23 (Reu- disperant of German air raiders | vlot.
ter) Tield Marshal Smuts has to the vigilance of the air- obser-- "On behalf of the people of appealed to Bouth Africa to adopt vation service, night tighters and London I send sympathetic greet the "V sign as its own. For organised anti-aircraft fire and Ings to the people of Moscow to tured peoples of Europe," he said, searchlight crews while the fire the wanton damage to their city. "have suddenly, and spontaneously, fighting brigades and city miittia
"We share with you the hazards nocepted the Vas symbol of were also thanked, aba"dangers of these inhuman their release from their agony Thanks to the monstres taken attacks. In pride of resistance we It has spread to Amerlou-every-by these organisations, said Stalin, salute you. We will stand to where, it is the expression of the the order of the German planes gether until the enin, Viatory 4 people's firm confidence in our were upset only isolated planes assured”
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