The Archive · 1939

Move for Peace

Chungking, July 29.

'The Sino-American Cultural Relations Association, and the Chinese Peoples' Foreign' Relations Associa tion, today cabled to President Roosevelt supporting, America's abrogation of her Treaty of Commerce—with Japan, and congratulating the President on taking. this move, The cable declared that the action served us a "powerful move for peace," and further strengthened these puppet banks have taken the frst step towards selling themselves as traitors to. the enemy.

"In. conclusion, in our resistance we rely upon none other than our own exertions. "Meanwhile, we must strive to compass vielory throug four revolutionary' spirit breaking Gown material obstacles by unflinching tenacity of purpose.

"me real dangers of Our cause ave past." Having borne up during the past two years, we.now find that the ground ig firmer beneath our feet, hhoth in the field at home, and abroad, There is matter for satisfaction that the dimeulties that have arisen are only. such os might have been expected—Reuter.

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