London, Dec. 23.
Allegations that French sources supplied torpedoes, anti-aircraft pro. jectiles and other ammunition to the Spanish Republican destroyer Jose Luis Chez, which is undergoing re-
Indo-China Proves Chief Arms Route Tokyo, Dec. 23.
Future military operations of the Gen. Chiang Kai-shek regime will depend almost entirely upon supplie: of arms and ammunition from abroad received by way of a route through Indo-China to Yunnan, according to Rear-Admiral Kanazawa, Chief of the Publicity Bureau of the Navy Office.
Quoting reliable information, he said yesterday that arms transportation to Yunnan through Indo-China had shown a big increase since the fall of Canton.—Domei. pairs at Gibraltar, were made in a Note sent by the Spanish Nationalist Government to the British Govern-
The favourite cracker of the town ment yesterday.
The Note declares that munitions, conveyed in lighters, were sent to Gibraltar, on a pretext, and asserts that the destroyer's crew was supplanted by French sailors from French destroyers.
It had been intended, the Note goes on to state, that Spanish Republican destroyers should be protected, on their departure, by units of the French Fleet. The Note concludes by denouncing the alleged "flagrant violation of the Non-Intervention
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