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Chungking, July 4.
The China branch of the Interna: tional Peace Campaign sent a message of greetings yesterday (o the Congress for Democracy. and Collective Security which meets in Manila today.
'Tracing the history of the "march of the Japanese militarists," the message said' that experience in China's" resistance against Japan's "ruthless aggression" proved 1. The "Japanese aggressors" 35 well as their Axis allies in Europe "know no limits to their actions."
'2. "Appeasement or acquiescence in the face of aggression can only mean encouragement for turtker aggression, "The ferocious chat for Japanese militarism is a fact"
4. "The so-called invincible perial Army of Japan is not invineible"
Pointing out the help China has received from her foreign friends, the message added: "Our life and property might easily be spared from destruction through unconditional surrender, but life would be without meaning and properly would have no values if the very ideals of lite were forsaken."
The mastage said the organization was fully confident of eventual Chinese victory "because behind us is the solid support of the masses of the entire world, and the peace forces of the entire world are being ganized for resistant you our con: gratulations on this day of your resolution," the message concluded, "Let us be closely united against all perpetrators of aggression. in the resent and in the future:"—United Press.
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