Mr. Wang Ching-wel's right hand man further warns the Japanese authorities that there are still strong "injustices" being committed in the Japanese-occupied part of China, He cites as an example the alleged monopolistic Central China Development Ca., a semi-official Japanese organization, in which, he complains, it is virtually impossible for Chinese to participate.
Sino-Japanese economic co-opera tion," Dr, Chu warns, "must be based on the principle of equality. Capital, labour, and technique are the three essential factors thereanent. We can never consent to the impairment of our territorial and administrative integrity for the sake of economic cooperation."—Havas.
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