Tt is' to be! regretted that the British "telegraphic companies operating between. Japan' and Europe have not yet seen. eer es reputa othe sepsness Communications in China Let us now turn to China: I believe newspapermen throughout the world have for-a long time felt the keenest sympathy for the Chiinose people in their struggle to attain their national aspirations. T believe all of us would like to help then in every reasonable way we jcan. We all realize that the Chin-jose Republic is faced with tremendous internal problems and that the People have not had time to turn
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