Shanghai, Nov. 4.
Complete absence of reference to: China in the foreign policy speech recently made by M. Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Commissar, which has puzzled many Chinese was commented editorially yesterday by the "Shun Pao" which explained that the speech was made solely for the purpose of supporting Germany which country has never been wronged by China, addition to dealing with foreign questions that affect Russia directly, the paper opined. Molotov, used all efforts to support Germany by all peaceful means.
etlllelzed Great Britain and Prance, ridiculed the United States, threatened Turkey, and even showed good altitude towards Japan all for Germany.
dicated that " Russia gave economic ald to Germany and Supported the latter aipiomatially, ideologteaty and by. reviewing the History. he paper stated that, the Foreign Commistar made one. thing lear, tht. his countrymen will not Shed" blood for Germany and "even Should they be foreed to take "up farms they will not fight for Germany But for their mother. county."
Tt was explained. thatthe Soviet polley "at present is" to. protect Moscow's sights and. safety: The writer sid that there. was no. doubt That Russia "would continue" maine taining good Yelations with China for ausirong "China would, Tean Drotection of Ruaian rights "and fatty in Asi, Chungking, Nov. 2.
A vigorous denueiation of Japanese propaganda aiming to impair relations between the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party" is published today by the "Hsin Hua Jih Pao," official organ of the Chinese Communist Party.
In particular the newspaper denies Japanese reports that the Communist army commander, Chu Teh, had flown to Moscow and that the Communist army was being moved to assist in "Sovietization" of certain north-west ern regions, 'Chu Teh, says the newspaper, not only never went to Moscow, but recently has never left North China, where he is actively directing military' operations against Japanese forces in Shansi province.
The Chinese Communist army, the "Hsin Hua Jih Pao" continues," has always been continuing resistance against the Japanese. Recently, it is Fecalled, the Communist Army, in com operation with Central Government Units, inflicted a heavy defeat on Japanese troops in south-east Shansi, Commenting on Japanese reports of an alleged conference at Yenan, between. Kuomintang. representatives and Communist leaders, to discuss Feported. Communist demands for "Sovietizing the Northwest," the newspaper points out that most of the persons named as having gone to the Conference, are actually still in Chungking.
The Comimunist daily deprecates the giving of credence to such "absurd propaganda" by non-Japanese Self-Help the Road to Foreign Aid Chungking, Oct. 30.
"China can obtain assistance' {rom foreign Powers only through helping herself," declared General Feng hsiang, Deputy Chairman of the National Military Council, "in address which he made yesterday morning "to. the weekly memorial meeting of the Central Kuomintan; An effort, he said, would have to be made to further Sino-American and Sino-Soviet. friendships, "while China's hitherto adopted policy of friendly relations with Great Britain and France must be continued."
"The "Christian General" also urged the necessity for China to ce-operate with "oppressed areas and nations in their efforts to resist aggression." He stressed the importance of:
1. The enforcement of a constitutional form of government. def Dr. Sun Ys "The extermination" of traitor
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