I were President Roosevelt; Mr. Sun said, "afler the Jupanest~ American commercial treaty expires in January 1 would give the Japanese a hint that they have overstayed their weleome—it any—in China,
1 would declare an embargo agai "IE Japan failed to take the int, American trade with Japan, halting all imports and exports, "America knows she has nothing to fear from Japan who already is severely exhausted from her cams paign in China, It is also well known that China regards America as her great friend,"
China's minimum conditions for peace with Japan, Mr. Sun said, fre the withdrawal ofall Japanes troops from China and. the open~ ing of negotiations by Japan with China on an equal footing, On this basis, he added, China would be ready to socle a' fair agreement with Japan on economic and trade Issues, Mr. Sun' refrained from" discussing the talks he has had here with the British Foreign Secretary, Viscount Halifax, the First Lord of the Ad~ miralty, Mr. Winston Churchill, and other British leaders,
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