San Francisco, Dec. 27.
UERILLA governments and guerilla war machines rapidly being organized on a basis of absolute self-sufficiency throughout all the rural sections of North China should enable the Chinese fo wage guerilla warfare against the Japanese for an "indefinite" period of time, is the opinion of the Institute of Pacific Relations.
According to the admissions of the Japanese themselves, the Institute points out, three fourths of North Chin; encompassing farm lands in the interior, still remain in the hands of the Chinese. rea_under control of the consists primarily of ports, oilways and coastal areas. However, the Institute points out, the severance of the cities from the interior has reality reacted to the benefit of the defenders, for while loss of modern transportation, railroads and highways is important for the cities, they are not for the rural areas, and. for the conduct of the guerilla warfare, which China will hereafter be. constrained to maintain,
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