Japan Accused of Using Chinese Emblem on Planes London, Sept. 29.
His -Majesty's Government " have received a memorandum from the Chinese Ministry for Foreign Affairs informing them that on. September 26 two Japanese monoplanes were observed flying at a low altitude over Kwangteh, Anhwei, with the Chinese national emblem distinctly painted fon their wings, Two bombs were Aropped by these monoplanes before they left, The momofandum declares that in armed conflict the use of the national. emblems of the opponent always considered @ treacherous and unlawful act, and it is specially dangerous in' the present case since "Japan would evidently shift her responsibility to China for any action taken under such camouflage
for in damage to foreign property." Fesulting in the Toss of foremen lives The Chinese Government takes the opportunity of making a positive affirmation that Chinesb forces have never used and do not intend to use the Japanese national flag or emblem ruse of war in the present hhosttlties—Wireless through Reuter, Ati the men_and women convicts the Second Prison here have voluntecred to sew cotton-padded jackets for soldiers at the front and have been soliciting surplus cotton from families and social: organizations, says a report-in-the "Sin Wen Pao,"
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