Nor was there any allusion to De-Gaulle or to his adherents.
Frankness Noted down the rivet.
One reported method has with the added advantage of Sul ings. This, purchasing of rice a of: rice has existed as one of the reasons for the high price of the a picul against $40 grain—now $80 a month ago.— alst, commanded: by. Liu Po* cheng, well-) Communist leader, "mr. Churchill did, not hide the severe punishment German bombers have been inflicting on London and damages submarine warfare is causing his fleet, but he reafürmed his etermination to continue resistance," officials said.
"After having singled out, in. his habitual manner Hitler and Mussolini, Churchill put the blame on Germany for responsibility of English aggressions against the French fleet and Empire.
"visibly confused, he skipped quickly over the latter point as if he tried to hide it and as if he wanted to avoid a comparison, which would not be to the advantage of his policy, of. his language of the moment and hostile acts of yesterday,"
ey asserted.
The only. otter comment was that nothing, thus far in the exchange of views between Governments lends the slightest credence to Mr. Churchill's statement that Italy claims Corsica, Nice: and: Savoy, as well as a share in the rest of the French Empire.— province a mili-east of Licheng in south-east Shai
tary despatch United Press.
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