The following officials were presen: Dr. Chen Welscheng (Counsellor at the Embassy), Dr. Kuo Pingswen Captain Long Yungstsien, Major Chen Pin-kal, Mr. UL Ming. Mr, R.A. Butler (British Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs), Mr. C. R. Attlee Japan Move to South Thought Unlikely Chungking, Apr. 20.
The_veteran Chinese diplomat, Dr, C. 'T, Wang, former Chinese Ambassador to Washington, declared that he did not believe Japan would make a move in the southern Pacific, expressing the opinion that the United States would defend her rubber, tin and oil interests in the South Seas countries. He expressed this opinion "ata meeting of the Chinese People's Foreign Relations Association yesterday afternoon. He added his belief that Hitler, ike Napoleon, would be defeated in the end.—Reuter.
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