The Archive · 1940

Mr. T. V. Soong Returns

To New York

Washington, July 10.

ter two more days of consultations with American Government leaders, Mr.. V. Soong, head of the Bank China, left here for New York last He will return to Washington again toon, the Chinese Embassy said. Mr. Soong will fulfill private engagements in New York, it was. said—United Press. allies of the British Empire—tocked, mortal combat, and it had been the earnest hope of the British Government that it might be able to promote the earliest possible settlement 2f peoples. 5 differences between these two great

Should the British Government's efforts to bring peace fail, nothing could be allowed to distract Britain and the Empire from their immediate and overwhelming purpose of overcoming the world's' enemy—Hitler's Germany, Mr. Jones asterted. To win the fight, Britain must _be allowed to. concentrate on. the Struggle until the war was won, even. if many a cause she had at heart had to be sacrificed for a while—Reuter.

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