A Correction the Editor of the "Nonri-Cuna Dany News"
SmI trust you will accord me the courtesy of your columns to cor rect a false impression conveyed. no doubt inadvertently, by your report, in today's issue, of the Kuomingtang 'Congress held in this city, this week, under the Presidency of Mr. Wa Ching-wel In that report it was stated that Mr. Wang Ching-wel has confirmed in' broadcast messages (Me ni us Sbligntion reports that he is willing to head 0 Dew government "under Japanese plovess,, sas not fusplees. This. i emphatically not the case. Mr. Wang has expressed Hven "at the end of this loiter. We his belief in a policy of ce-operation Sske for fairness and have presented with Japan, but on no occasion has hree, demands, viz! of, substantial he ever made any such statement. the table Believing that the peace terms proted pounded by Prince Konoye offered juig an honourable basis for peace negotiations, 'Mr. Wang left the Chungking administration, in order cerement on basis of reiciency to prosecute a search for peace which ind shortening of term of apprentice' was impossible under the aegis of General Chiang Kai-shek. Inthe actual amount, supposed to mest fi search he has, from time to time, necessarily had to enter Japanese occupied territories, which are still gel
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