The Archive · 1940

Peace Desired

"Al of the Chinese people desire peace," he said. "If shown by concrete example that it is possible, even policy will join us. Chungking will be helpless when confronted with a situation where the people are joining us because there is peace on our side, "We are going to Tsingtao not to discuss peace cóndítions. We are going there to unite the-nation," he declared.

A new regime would be created, he stated, which would be able to respond to the Konoye statement with responsibility. He reaffirmed his intention of establishing constitutional government as soon as possible, and he restated that the "Three People's Principles would be its basis.—Domel, very small quantities even at that ice.

It is understood that there are certain stocks of flour in Peiping, but many dealers are hoarding them in order to keep the price up—Reuter.

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