The Archive · 1939

Confidence In Peace Proposals

Asserting that the sooner peace i re-established it would be better for all concerned, Mr. Wang said that with regard to peace proposals he had "every confidence that they would bbe realized.

China and Japan have to come to terms; subjectively, the two Governments. w worry so much about "the ulti realization of the peace proposals us about: the thoroughness of their ace Ceplanees; Because the enmity of the: two peoples have. since the outbreak of the hostilities, been deepened day by day and it takes time: to forget the past and to start anew ina spirit of ce-operation and mutual benefit, After two years of bitter fighting. the Chinese should have a clear con ception as to the strength of the Japanese war machine, while the Japanese should' understand that China cannot be beaten to lier knees."

Needless Sacrifice of Life Lamenting the large tact of land 1 to the Japanese short space of Counselling the two Governments Tost to take stock of their respective pos bly tions with a view ea saving a nec statement leas sacrifice of lives and purposeless

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