declared:
"The past eleven months' armed resistance has fortified our nation's determination to fight and simultane ously has augmented our faith in our final triumph.
"China's military strength /has been. considerably increased, "When hostilities first broke out, the Japanese thought that our fighting prowess would decrease daily, In their estimation, China could not stand the war for more than three months, "Quite to the contrary, China's resistance will last as long as the Japanese continue their campaign of aggression, Its duration cannot be measured in terms of months or years, The endurance of tHe Chinese motion in carrying on resistance has been amply borne out in history.
"The whole nation is solidly unit as it never has been before dence of unity may be seen everywhere, It is more particular spicuous in the occupied where the Japanese have succeeded only in getting bandits and discredited politicians to set up puppet Organizations for them "As to righteously minded people, even those who were formerly dissatisfied with the Kuomintang are one and all supporting the National Government and taking part in armed resistance and opposition to spurio regimes.—Reuter.
Canton, June 9.
Not until 1145 last night did Canton hear the welcome sound of the "all-clear" signal, after a raid that had lasted for almost four hours.
Some of the missiles dropped by the squadron of 25 Japanese raiding planes were incendiary bombs, which started a number of big fires on the Chinese I.L.O. Delegate Refused Floor Geneva, June 9. A member of the Chinese Workers' Chu, sought to delly West Bund.
Ten persons Shakee Bund the raid, for were arrested on the during. the course of allegedly sending up flares, which were clearly visible from the roof tops in Shameen. of the International here today.
The President warned the Chinese delegate that no political attacks were allowed and refused the floor Every time a flare was seen, there was a terrific barrage of machinegun, rifle and revolver fire in the direction of the flare. to Mr. Chu Mr. Chu threatens to withdraw from the conference—Reuter?
Last night's raid was the second carried out; over Canton today, a morning attack by 31 Japanese "planes having started at 10.50 am.—Reuter.
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