CHINA FRONT
SITUATION UNFAVOURABLE (Rec. 9.10) CHUNGKING, Nov 8 General Stilwell’s successor General Wedemeyer, describes China’s military situation as unfavourable, but not irretrievable. He added that General MacArthur’s successes . m the Philippines made a most important contribution to the China theatre. He said that within three or four weeks General MacArthur should be able to operate on a large scale from Leyte and Samar Island.
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Grey River Argus, 10 November 1944, Page 5
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