Manila, Oct. 19.
China's airwoman, Miss Lee Yang Ching, a graduate of the Boeing School of Aeronautics at San Francisco, will leave on the China Clipper tomorrow for the United States. During her visit to the United States, she will seck to raise funds for the Chinese forces—United Chungking Press Follows European Events Chungking, Oct. 11, Political events in Europe are being followed with the greatest. interest Chinese papers here, particularly, from the point of view as to whelh they will lead to a change of China's Felations with the foreign powers.
In this connection the "Central Daily News" discusses the possibility of an intervention by the European powers in the Far Eastern conflict and. comes to the conclusion that any intervention on the part of the four Powers which appended their signatttres to the Munich agreement, Germany, Britain, France and Italy, must be ruled out as impossible for the time being. It Is argued that before this can take place a settlement. will have to be reached in a number other outstanding European problems, notably the Spanish question as well as the Mediterranean and' colonial Problems.
In the meantime China, it is con. tended, will have to rely' mainly the support of Soviet Russia and the United States in their capacity as signatories of the Nine Power Pact—Trans-Ocean.
Hicuway construction in the South-Jwest and Northwest provinces. is being pushed with unabated energy by the Chinese Government, says a report to the "Yi Pao." While every fort had been made to destroy the Righways In areas occupied by. the' Japanese in order to impede their military" operations, other highways, providing vital links between Chinese-occupied provinces and China's sources of military supplies are being energetically built, it is reported. The 2000-kilometre highway "connecting the Northwest, with Soviet Russia, has now been com. pleted.
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