Yosemite, Cal, Aug. 13.
That war in the Far East is inevit table Is the considered opinion of the Chinese delegates here for the opening of the Institute of Pacific Relations on Saturday. Their attitude was re= fected by Dr. Hu Shih, philosopher and literary "leader, who declared, "Every movement." being made China at the present time is In pre= aration for war...... The war in the Pacific will be more devastating than the conflagration of 1014,"
Dr. Hu contended that the Japanese are "interested in preventing the tunifeation of China. "During the past three years the Japanese polley has been to weaken the power of the Central Government....... The aulo= hamous-government movements North China, the independence of East Hopel, the pressure on Chathar, the reported independence movement In Inner Mongolia, the present smuggling activities, al are manitestations of the Japanese policy."—United Press.
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