He fatly denied, however, that Britain has exerted any pressure on China to come to terms with Japan, Mi, Sun said that the—present following of Wang Ching-wel, ousted Kuomintang leader now being supported by Japan in Shanghai, con~ sists of "nothing, but rift raft."
He said the Chungking Govern ment "views with equanimity the Drospect of a puppet government in Nanking and even the creation of a new Japanese-sponsored Chinese Jarmy under Wang."
"Tt such on army ts organized," he said, "its troops will desert to our side anyway.
Mr. Sun spoke of China's close ce-operation with the Soviet Union fand said the Chungking Government had complete confidence in Moscow, United Pross, American Ambassador
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