New York, June 10.
Mrs,_ Wellington Koo, wife of the new Chinese Ambassador to Great Britain, Inst night urged Americans to contribute to Chinese war relief (nds to "let the people of China know that the American people are with them in their struggle." Mrs. Koo, who arrived aboard the S. Exeambion of the American Export Lines from Lisbon, will take a brief rest here before returning to Lon~ don.
"Returning from war-torn Europe where T witnessed the tragic collapse fof nation, after nation, T appreciate more than ever the heroism and d termination shown by my people. she declared in a written statement the press:
Thus far only one nation of Europe is still standing and firmly resisting aggression after less than two years of war. China shortly will complete four years of such resistance.
"We know we have been through the worst, My people have borne this bravely. but all the heroism of the world is insuMelent to endure such suffering incessantly. without having some outside ald.
"Today, America is aiding China snd Britain. The moral of the people of China and Britain is strong but it will be stronger if they know that individuals in America are with them in their struggle, This, po haps, is the most urgent reason why itis important that all. Americans contribute to the relict organizations, "Contributions of money. to the United China Relief Campaign will Jet the people of China. know the 'American people are with them in their struggle. As one who-has seen much of the terrible sufferings of war, and knows how Important to resistance, I feel that you now are doing a' great service for our common struggle to preserve democracy," Mrs, Koo declared—United Press.
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