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Antep being driven off the course the Turkish Foreigt Minister. control "shortly. "Japanese forces bya peaty storm e convey anchor-The Ambassador recently re-have been continuing? to pour into pine {ewes ay came m h A 21. turned from Germany: where he boarding conferred -with Herr. Hitler *Part of the Japanese forces which Havas Telemondial. entered the city were today advance were foreigners and'in possession ing southward along the Canton-^f Bohemia and Morevia, credentials given by high Chinese Baron Konstentin von. Neurath, who Hankow railway line in pursuit of has held the post ever since the creat apparently. prevent-fleeing enemy forces, while a tion of -the- Protectorate frolesting s, said Dr. this method: hás some hat its deed of te British also, although separate unit was branching es eastward enveloping a strong"
will £o on for some time yet, thi ile or ood Notis are likely to renew their cuon: Army ra Chang tIshaó.—unit consisting of Ed of the" Domei. sive: in the south. As actual position is confused and it is difüoult to arrive at'& clear picture. rot has sentry 4 The City of London fighter squad-e City the an going om to forces "are still resisting am. to withdraw, "while stilt farther east S Marshal Budenmy's armies are op-"Nazi attempts' to advance On Ankara, Sept. 28. rko* and are counter-attacking.
Four hundred. ut Axis Miren, and the Staff Legat Complex Situation in South Further xir for the situation is nor. Bulgarian [DIA E m while me N 3 A gen missions. üprécentatives rêr he Hallan ^Onéiowemam saids'that the lorry Crimea, wi ich if about 75° miles be-maki a full attack ims Toe tony "Teheran to:'the frontier LO EPDA P ner watches, shoes, furs in ko with their strategical ideas Tod river. am advance by the Nazis is Russians, reper they leaving each person reserves But Not "Hell"-ing energy to e them.
Timoshenko Pushing Nazis Back The majority of x travellers were It Marshal Budenny can bring tora Jewels, suggest-several wo-ward his reserves soon and jug that M Abe stories of ill-treatment back at the lower Dnieper, 1 the Ger-troops making this. thrust at the By. the Russians "were. greatly "exag+ Tokyo, Sept. 28.
The German Embassy provided aralysing he German o "s vernacular po today completely igor e Euró- lunch for the refügées, who looked 9n Moscow, which Was made on -a pean jon While anê Americam situatii sad and depressed, and did not "hell" front, of anid he is simultaneously discontinuing further as customary at mass gatherings of fw' slowly pushing them. back. mention of the Tripartite Pact pèle-Ivan, Mat Decisive results could be looked for Germans. On the whole the refugees etumiag Lot Kbhana not! lodit respect it the weight and breadth of the brations *Otded o stress generally the Japanese Army's cap" Terence of front. of this counter-offensive 15 predicted that ture of Chi heavily increased.
In all this campaign Murmansk, The "Asahi Shimbun," ins cne huge prin" fact although Murmansk may be considered a subsidiary Met is-of real importance for it the tured*
xi tva attempt by the fighting power has greatly decreas-pen Chinese' as wath us den: General As a result, Chungkingsin-German crest Nase to take, ow that British fighters have appeared on that battlefield, defensive may- eventually be changed
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