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THE CHINESE PRESS SAYS-

FRENCH DECISION DOES NOT MEAN THE END

Britain Can Now Throw

War

Full Force Into

Great prominence was given by yesterday's local Chinese papers to the reports of France's intention to måke peace with Germany, The To Kung Pao described it in a Eendline as "Another Starting | Development in the War"

GENERAL

Tallinn Is Occupied By Soviets

GENERALISSIMO

PRAISES AIR

FORCE

CHUNGKING, June 18 (Central) STOCKHOLM, June 18 (Reuter,Generalissimo" Chiang Kai-shek, -Soviet troops have occupied Tal-in an address at the weekly Sun Hinn and other places in Estonia Yat-sen memorial service held and Latvia, according to the here yesterday, bitterly condemned "Afton Bladet”!". Tallinn corres- the repeated Japanese ruthless afr pondent.

raids over Chungking recently.

ed

The correspondent added that He paid a glowing tribute to the Lithuanian ex-president, M. the Chinese Air Force for its gal- Smetona. Is reported to be intern-antry in warding off the Japartese at Koeningsberg, ostensibly serial attacks despite its immeri- Britain's determination to carry on the war in spite of France's because he had no visa for Ger-cal inferiority. decision for peace was played up by almost all the papers with many.

The Generalissimo explained the heavy-type sub-beads.

The report adds that he pro-fighting situation in north and Editorials on the new development in the European situationbably will be deported to Lithu-west Hupeh and ridiculed the were carried in the Ta Kung Pao, the National Times, the Singanli, Tạo Jih Phủ. the Lah Pao and other paper.

NO INCIDENT

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1940.

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as publicised by their propagan- U-idists.

The Ta Kung Pao said that spite of an armistice in France, The Latvian President, M. France's cessation of the struggle but a continuation of the host-manis and other anti-Boviet Lat- was not entirely unexpected. Be-ties between Germany and Britan ministers are reported to fore the fall of Parts discrepan-tain whose land and air forces are have cancelled preparationis tö cles ot opinions between the all intact and who still boasts

Germany On hearing of M. French leaders

the strongest navy in the Smetona's internment. the of

regarding

war were noticed and M. Paul, world. Even without the atd Reynaud's appeal to President the French Navy Britain can yet Roosevelt for assistance and the stage an effective blockade against complaint of the French military Germany. spokesman

the

grent

Ichang Back that In Chinese

The "Afton Bladet" says the occupation of the three Baltic countries is reported to have oc- carred without incident,

оп June

A portion of the population 14. about THREE GOOD REASONS disparity

The journal gave three reasons stated to have welcomed the between France and Germany in forces. why Britain would not lightly laris, munitions and aeroplanes betray- talk of peace at present: First, ed the weakening of the strength she of France.

NOT SERIOUS BLOW

wants to maintain ber dominant position in the world, second, her war aims are yet far What was surprising, the paper from being realised and the la pointed out, was that Marshal still in a position to fight for Petain should announce the capi- the realisation of these aims; and j tulation of France after Britain third, she can afford to wage had manifested its readiness to in- prolonged war economically,

POSITION IN FRANCE IS OBSCURE

Hands

CHUNGKING, June-18 (Centra./ the Raschang, strategic city on

LONDON, June 18 1

(Reuter).. The exact position in France.

Yangtze River in western Hupeh, which fell into Japanese hands on June 13, was completely recap- tured by the. Chinese: at 3.2.0. yesterday as a result of a Chinese general counter-offensive in the triangular area between Ichang. Shasi and Kingmen, according to an urgent message from Ichang.

The Japanese defences crumbled around 10 p.m. on the right of

losses. The Chinese broke into

tensity her ald to France and The journal predicted that as following Marshal Petain's momen- June 16, after they suffered heavy the United States had just pro-la result of the development in tous "We Must Give Up The Fight"

assistance in war materials.

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mised to redcuble her efforts of France the theatre of war would broadcast yesterday. remains ob- the city and successfully "mopped THE RULES OF HEALTH are few and simple

The paper was of the opinion to the British Channel and Italy Although it was at first assum-the early hours in the following

that the French move would not would intensity her offensive ined that the broadcast meant the be a serious blow to Britain in the Mediterranean and the Suez French armies would cease fight- the prosecution of the war. Brf-¦Canul.

ing. reports from the front indi tain's war aim is to frustrate

NO IMMEDIATE END

cafe that warfare continued all Hitler's attempt to dominate the Nor does the Sing Tao Jin Pao day yesterday. European Continent. In spite think that there would be an im-1 of the series of drastic changes mediate end to the European war. Petain's worths may have been

It is now suggested that Marshal

up all the remnant Japanese in

morning.

Fenglobo

on the east bank of the Han River

Changshoutien and

are reported to have also been re- captured by the Chinese,

since the war started, she still It is belleved that Germany's misinterpreted and instead of CHUNGKING AGAIN

keeps her wide. territory. ample threat to attack Britain after the meaning that France would stop resources and the world's strong-termination of the French phase fighting now and unconditionally, est Navy intact and the loyalty of the, war would not be a mere he meant France would stop fight- of her colonies is unchanged. gesture while Britain world

noting 11

"honourable peace" was Though the British Isles art tolerate Germany's domination of offered by the German. menaced, the British Navy and Europe. Germany's craving for The next 24 hours are expected Air Force are strong enough for colonies abroad would prompt her to dispel any further doubts on to make greater adventures after this cpre and show for certain the termination of operations on whether fighting is to continue or the Continent.

not.".

protection.

SEA BATTLE

The cessation of armed cesis tance by France, the paper re- The Lih Pao stated that peace marked, may only be construed in Baropt seemed yet remote es as marking the "termination of whether Hitler's terms would be the hostilities ch the Continent. acceptable to France and whether Relieved of her responsibility of cessation of hostilities in France extending aid to France, Britain would mean the complete ter- can from now on throw in her full mination of the war were ques- force to fight for victory on sea.

With the strongest navy in the world, and with material assistance from the United States, Britain. Is in an ad- varitageous position in a naval against Germany. and future 14 yet Bright, the paper observed.

war

her

tlonable,

FRENCH PEOPLE REMAIN CALM

Gallantry In The Field

RAIDED

CHỨNG KING. Innie is (Central Seventy-five Japanese bombers again ralded Chungking yesterday. around 7 pm and rained bombs on In four waves, they appeared

the outskirts. Most of the mis- siles landed on paddy fields, caus- ing no serious losses.

A Siap despatch revealed that one of the Japanese bombers which raided the wartime capital on June 16 crashed in flames near the Shensi Border while returning LONDON, June 18 (Reuter to its base. Of the six Japanese farther list of 45 immediate awards the other three were taken pri airmen, three were killed white made by the Commander-in-Chiet

was issued by the War Office last

night. This includes 15 Military

soner.

Wreckage of the three Japanése

Crosses, 12 Distinguished Conduct planes brought down by Chinese

pursuits near Wanhslen on "Jine 12 has been found. A search is

airmen at large.

Medals, and 18 Miltary Medals, PARIS, June 18 (Reuter)-Parts, The Military Crosses include, 2nd under the German occupation Is Lt. Francis Robert Newasa Kerr of being conducted for the Japanese trying to get back to a normal the Royal Scots, for covering the The National Times saw no im-life, states a neutral correspondent withdrawal from the river Dendre, mediate conclusion of the war in here.

although severely wounded; Lt Europe as Hitler hopes for, in

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