The local interior arsenals are also sufficient to produce the other lines of armaments required, the Institute reports.
This self-sufficiency also extends tv the question of food supplies, for most crop areas of China are in the hands of the guerilla-controlled rural sections. By refusing to send most of the domestic crops to the Japanese-controlled cities, the Institute points out that the country's food supply is really increased for those who will continue the resistance to the Japanese.
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