"Birmingham Post" Sees Real- Progress in China London, May 2.
China. neither asks nor expects Powers to fight for her. declares Mme; Chiang Kai-shek today in concluding two vivid articles in the "Birmingham Post" on Japan's invasion of China.
She only asks the peoples of democracies, Mme. Chiang adds, realistically to demonstrate that "undeclare warfare, "with a revival of barbara ism," will not be tolerated, critical to examine Japan's position and actions, and to stand-true in upholding the beliefs and ethical principles they profess In a leading article the "Birmingham: Post" says that the Chinese soldier is a better man than he has ever been and is improving as the goes on, while Chinese le&dership r and less self-regarding than ever before.
Above, all, the newspaper declares, there is, for the first time, re: national union. These factors, it add: are beginning to tell.
The "Birmingham Post" makes an -earnest appeal for wide support for Chinese relief funds as a practical way of helping the-Chinese Government with its almost intolerable burden.—Reuter.
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