Ho declared that despite pressure and threats from Japan, the policy of the United States Government in the For East was becoming, strong dally.
"Alter stressing internal diiculties Japan, also. Japan's isolated posi tion in international relations, General predicted wu early collapse of!
adventure in China, Referring to domestic affairs, pointed Wo the strides made towards Carly establishment of constitutional goverament in China.
'Atlee explaining the importance of economic Feeonsteuetion during the time of resistance, he stated that the Ministry of Agri teullure and' Forestry was for the specifte purpose of tin proving ceon ile conditions of Chinese farmers.
'The Generalissimo, altered ina. military' uniform, appeared to be in excellent spirits and health as' he presided atthe meeting. Ho fro quently smiled and nodded to memor My. Chang Po-lin, Vice-Chairman of the Council and President of Nankai University, announced that a formal' statement denouncing Mr. Wang Ching-wel would be discussed and adopted at tomorrow's session of the council. The draft was discussed at an informal tea party of members yesterday. Foreign pressmen were invited {o attend this morning's open "This will be the Inst session before Contross Is dissolved, since the National People's Congress will be convened in November to adopt a constitution and fix a date for its en= forcement.
The principal subject of discussion during the present session, stood, will be questions the forthcoming establishment constitutional government.
The stabilization of commodity prices will also be brought up by delegates for discussion Returns.
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