Chungking, Apr. 18.
Deiaiis of tue trip of Mr. Chow Chinese Communist party to Moscow were described by is Teng Ying-chao (Mrs. Chow -lai) in an interview here.
Mrs. Chow En-lai said: "Chow En-lai fell from a horse in Yenan, in North Shensi, last July, fracturing his right acm, after which he and mysell proceeded last September to Moscow ior medical treatment.
"We stayed in Moscow four months. We leit Moscow in Jznuary, bui stayed for some time in another small own, returning to China last month.
"His arm still requires massage treatment. He is barely able to write, and his arm will never be normal again. He will shortly come to Chungking.'
Mrs. Chow En-lai insisted the trip was taken purely for the purpose of medical treatment, adding that apart from visiting a few factories, and meeting doctors and nurses in hospital, she did not have contact with anybody else.
The Soviet people, she said, were evincing keen interest in news from China. the Soviet press setting aside special columns for Chinese war sews.
Despite the denials by Mrs. Chow En-lai, there is a belief that Mr. Chow En-lai, when in Russi changed views with Soviet leaders Concerning Communist Party affairs. as well as the situation in China—
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"The importance to Europe of these decisions is emphasized in Rumanian political circles, according to a dispatch from Bucharest.
The measures are regarded as the first real demonstration of united action, proving the will of the Danube States to defend their common interests, and to maintain their independence.
The Rumanian proposal that each State should control navigation in its own sector, has been accepted by Hungary, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. ~Reuter.
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