Paris, Apr. 4.
The entire press expressed complete satisfaction this morning at the declaration made in the House o:
Commons yesterday by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Cham-noon Making surprise raids on Wang-shokai, 95 kilometres north of Changsha on the Canton-Hankow Railway; Sintsiang, north-east of Wangshakai on the Yochow-Changsha Highway; and on Tangkiapai, th bombed military t caused heavy damage, the statement said.
The commander of the air units informed a noticed a large fire at a munitions Proceeding, dump in the southern suburbs of so Wangshakai.
Kongmoon Recaptured berlain.
"Mr. Chamberlain's masterly address will go down in the annals c British politics," said "Lo Petit Par sion." "The Reich has now bee warned that it will come face to face with England on every path along which it may be Jed by its exaggera ated ambition."
"L'Oeuvre" says "Mr. Chamberlain latest speech is perhaps the most Marao, Apr. retreating returned ree yesterday, and, planes and artillery, succeeded in expelling the Chinese from Kongmoon. The Chinese refronted in the direc tion of Sunw few miles so of Kongmoon, and severe fighting in progress—Reuter portant ever pronounced by h ian Bombed Again When we compare this address with those he delivered only a few we ago, one cannot but be full of Air Base. Apr. 4 Japanese army planes raided Sian. ad- focal point of Chinese military activi-miration for this elderly statesman. ties in Shensi, ye: who did not hesitate to change his dropped heavy bombs on i stand so drastically."—Havas, military esi blishme Increase in "Terrier"
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