"The question is how to make (Chiang Kai realize the v.of his continued campaign of he asserted.—"Presum-
Chiang may that he desires peace but cannot do anything while Japan's policy of having nothing to do with him remains in force, But there is a wey by which he can have peace "w short all the countries are solicitous for peace in China, Under these circumstances it would seem that it Will be the easiest thing in the world to bring to fruition a foreign policy aiming at the settlement of the China affair, Baba déelared.—Domei New Polish Government Uses British Credits London, Oct. 6.
A loan of £5000000 made by Great Britain to Poland on Septem-ember 7 was not sent to Warsaw at the time, it was reported today, and the money now remained at the disposal of the new Polish Government in Paris. The credits were to be used in pursuance of Polish war aims against the Reich, it was ge-clared.—Havas,
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