the House' of Commons yeter In the course of a statement
the military situation in China, Mr, R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said that' since the Chinese success at {faierchwang in April, fighting in south Shantung had continued but that, apart from local Japanese gains, there had been no appreciable change in the situation. vance towards Haichow, anes He mentioned the Japanes Chinese were. "apparently preparing evacuation," and intensified Chinese guerillas activities in north The situation in Kaon Butler adele n
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