Chen held a conference with Kwangtung military leaders to decide measures to be taken to meet the Japanese advance into northern Kwang-"eng, the dispatch said.
Com-were moving from Hunan toward several Of the Central Army Meanwhile, it was reported that
Lohchong.
Competent observers believed that sold the Chinese forces would not be able to defend Shiukwan that it would be taken by the Japanese in the near future, according to the message. Domei, Copenhagen, Jan. 2.
"The small nations of Europe will go under if the war continues to affect them as it has done in the past four months."
This warning was voiced last night by the Danish Prime Minister, Dr. A. M. Stauning, in a broadcast speech, They entered 1940, he added, with subdued hope. It was impossible to prophesy about the fate of the neutrals, but he could not see hopeful future. They must hold together or go out.—Reuter.
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