"New York, Apr. 25.
Dr. Quo Taicchi, the former Chinese Ambassador to England who arrived from London by Clipper yesterday, told American' pressmen that he never seriously doubted that Britain would win the war, but admitted that she would stil have ditficult. times ahead. Dr. Quo, who has been in England for nine years, declared that the British had the greatest confidence in Mfr. Churchill's Asked what was left out, of the bombings of London, Dr. Quo laugh= ingly said, "Plenty." He said that during all the bombings. he had actually spent two nights in shelters and. was sometimes. in the country, He said that life gees on as usual after the bombings in London, and that the. moral of the people' was good and determined.
"Asked about the Balkan situation, Dr. Quo Tai-chi said that the British always knew that their position in Greece was a difficult one, and expected the struggle to be hard. but! despite the reverses, Dr. Quo said he believed that the British could take it, He also said that there is apparent that those operation" Jere much more important than a mere lightening of the blockade' of the China coast. It is especially signif cant that the operations started Immediately after' the Sovi Neutrality "Pact was signed" the paper concludes—Reuter.
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