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The Nome Daily Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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Japan faces supply challenges in its China campaign, with aviators in North China preparing for bombing missions. Diplomatically, Japan's foreign office insists on independent action in Shanghai customs without consulting Britain or the US, amid concerns over China's debt repayments.
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WAR EAGLES, TOO, TRAVEL ON THEIR STOMACHS as do other branches of military service. These Japanese aviators in North China treated themselves to a hearty meal just before taking off on a mission of bombing and death. One of Nippon's greatest problems during its current campaign in China has been to supply warriors with food as well as ammunition. To bring supplies a great naval force is kept busy constantly.
Japan Insists On Right To Take Care of Customs
(By The Associated Press)
TOKYO, Nov. 29. - The foreign office spokesman declared that Japan insisted on her right to act independently in Shanghai without the necessity of consulting Britain or the United States on her actions.
Great Britain had demanded she be consulted on any changes to be made in China's maritime customs revenues from which was pledged for repayment, China's external debts. The United States also expressed concern.
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Shanghai
Event Date
Nov. 29
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japan insists on independent action in shanghai customs; britain demands consultation on changes to revenues pledged for china's debts; us expresses concern.
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Japanese aviators in North China prepare for bombing mission amid supply challenges in China campaign, requiring constant naval efforts. Foreign office spokesman in Tokyo declares Japan's right to act independently in Shanghai without consulting Britain or US, following Britain's demand for consultation on maritime customs revenues for debt repayment and US concern.