Generalissimo Declares China's Greatest Crisis Has Passed; Comments on Deterioration of Fighting Spirit Important Manifesto Issued by Central Executive Committee of Kuomintang at Conclusion of Session Chungking, Apr. 2.
N important manifesto reasserting China's determination to continue her resistance until victory has been achieved was adopted by the Central Executive Corhmittee of the Kuomintang this evening.
At the conclusion of its eighth plenary session.
The manifesto contained the four following major points 1. "China's war of resistance has become the main source of sanction London Envoy to Be against Japan in the Pacifle'and an important turning point in the Foreign Minister salvation of entire humanity, Ager the "Now. Order in Greater East Asia" Japan's militarists have now] Chungking, Apr. 3, taken to the absurd thesis of "Hakko enarming. previous. repairs, the Tehlu" "he entire world under a offelal announcement today of the single eight-cornered roof) which Snpointment of Dr. Quo Taleb, Chi~ hose Ambassator fo Britain, as China's really means the conquest of the eight cardinal points to unify the world, new Foreign Minister succeeding Mr. and constitutes a public avowal. of Wang Chung-hui, has caused no sur-the senseless ambition to conquer the whole world. as contained "in. the Rumours of change have been per-'Tanaka "Memorial." "The Japanese, sistently elreulated among " various however, are unable to carry out this quarters here during the past two plan owing to China's energetic rethe nams of Dr, Quo, Tal~ Nistanee. Thus, the security of East Asia and the welfare of the whole Many circles Interpret the appoint ment of Dr. Quo Taichi as China's new Foreign Minister as a further intention of the close relations between Britain and Ching, since Dr. Quo aleut has been generally regarded fas being extremely sucgesstul in London, 'Mtr, Wong Chung-hut hasbeen appointed Secretary-General of the Supreme National Defence Couneit replacing General Chang' Chun, Governor of Szechuen Province, who Ihas resigned his concurrent post with the Supreme National Defence Counetl, The Gnnouncement of the successor to Dr, Quo Tat-chi in London has not yet been made, though it is believed that: the "Government: has already venehed a decision. There has been tale of transferring Mr. Wellington Koo, "the Chinese Ambassador to Vichy, to London, leaving only a charge d'affaires in Vichy, which is Avercasing In Importance following the French capitulation—Reuter, Changes in China's Ministeries
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