London, Nov. 12.
Delegates representing Jewish communities in all parts of the world, and particularly the United States and Palestine, have arrived in London 10 attend meetings of the Zionist General Council.
"We open this session in the light of synagogue bonfires now burning throughout Germany," declared Dii Chaim Weizmann, reviewing ti meeting. present situation at the Council's fir
"Since the Armistice, which we are celebrating today, our people's plight has gone from bad to worse, but Palestine is our hope; we must not let our work of creation there be destroyed."
Dr. Weizmann emphasized that the Balfour Declaration on the Palestine Mandate still stands.—Reuter.
Government. All Chinese reports indicated, however, that the alleged south China offensive was under the command of Gen. Pai Chung-hsi, Kwangsi military chieftain.
Tamshui and Waichow were among the few points where Chinese troops offered resistance to the Japanese during their surprise south China landing and drive on Canton. Recent Chinese reports claimed that Chinese guerillas had been fighting in the outskirts of Waichow for several days.
Details of today's alleged Chinese victories were scant, but Chinese reports claimed that 1,000 Japanese troops had been annihilated at Waichow.—United Press.
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