No Recognition of Puppet Governments Canton, Oct, 30, Determination to carry on resistance against the Japanese invaders was voiced today by General Wu Teh-chen, the Chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Government, in a statement cabled from his new headquarters at Linhsien, in North Kwangtung.
The statement reads as follows "I feel sorry that Canton is last to ihe enemy, but the enemy are more disappointed, for we not only refuse to surrender, but are determined to resist until right triumphs over might. Our city is taken, but not our spirit."
General Wu also dispatched today to all consuls in Shameen the following telegram:—"In pursuance of the order issued by the National Government, the Provincial Government of Kwangtung has removed its headquarters io Linhsien, and will continue its administrative functions as usual. "We do not recognize the puppet administrations established within the territory occupied by the enemy forces, and all dealings with such puppet regimes are absolutely illegal."—Reuter.
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