David Lu, local representative of the officio] Chinese Government Central News Agency, last night stressed traditional Sino-Ameritán friendship and added that China has been fighting the Democratic nations' battle for four years.
Mr, Lu urged freedom-loving nations to unite and defend Democracy together, Mr. Lu was one of several foreign writers sind actors who spoke to the American nation on a specially prepared rade programme under the auspices of the Treasury Department. The programme was entitled. "Ame-zia Preferred,"
Int. Lu concluded his address by jepésting the statement made on March 18 by Gen, Chiang Kai-shek to President Roosevelt when the Generalissimo stated that the Chinese had been immeasurably heartened by the impressive redffirmatiun of the will of the American people to assist them in their struggle for freedom and the resumption of their march toward Democracy, Among others who spoke with Mr. Lu on this programme were Messrs. Pierre Van Passan, Maurice Maeterlinck,—Henri Bernstein. Claude Rais, Miss Edna Ferber and Countess Alexander Tolsky,—United Press, Sino-British Notes on
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