VICTORY CERTAIN
ACCORDING TO GENERAL CHIANG KALSHEK CHINA UNCONQUERABLE. CALL FOR FURTHER EFFORTS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. SHANGHAI, August 12. General t'liinng Kai-shek in a message stated : ‘‘ Willi viclory clearly in sight (Tina is embarking mi Ihe last stage of her resistance, but Ihe people must make furl her efforts lo bear greater hardships. "China is unconquerable,” he declared. "The road to surrender and slavery is unthinkable. The only road is resistance unto victory. "Our tremendous resources will provide unlimited currency reserves. The country is otherwise self-sufficient." THREAT TO SHANGHAI CHINESE GUERILLAS MASSING. LONDON. August 12. The Japanese confirm that thousands of Chinese are massing in the vicinity of Shanghai in preparation for an attack. A rigid curfew has been imposed in the International Settlement. All places of amusement are closed down, and an additional 2000 . international volunteers arc under arms. The Japanese are also taking precautions in the occupied areas round the city.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 August 1939, Page 5
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153VICTORY CERTAIN Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 August 1939, Page 5
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