Chungking, Sept. 15. WISH to reaffirm Chinese confidence that the United States Of Aid to China Washington, Sept. 17.
'The following is the complete text of President Roosevelt's reference to 'China' in his Jease-land report to Congress on Monday:
"th the case of China os with Brlcoe cee will not depart or deviate from the fundamental policies which she has repeatedly declared, and faithfully and consistently observed in the Far East and Patific," declared Dr, Quo Tai-chi ieee sit ale Chinese Foreign Minister, at a press conference this afternoon, fon. sores memes Pacts (ae when commenting on Japanese-American discussions.
B, C iminer in tre The Foreign Minister continuer china vis confident tha: the United Slaten has no intention of making Chinese Relieved arrangement of the expense of Posse ga es cies kee Ghing, and it she" is entering into cussions, affecting China or her fener eas neat Tights, China is confident that she Reports Sir Frederick Eggleston Swill be fully consulted, 0, that, che Tas. something to sey for herself. in Chungking, Sept. 17.
Shope e Beans Chingy soho s"due to arrive appointed, Australian AMiniter riy proposed: sitioment. I nm. sure There Is considerable feeling of Fe-that the United States wants to hear what China hes to say.
Uuarters here followin Nef among Chinese public and ofciat jet among Chinese public and oficial eral aseiertrs out Gros Referring to recent reports of the reports from. Washington that Bee coe one discussion, the Foreign Minister siatud. hore'ls litle possibility of an Amer= cing evi rec hea that "some. were speculative, while ieee cones, See China Determined others were Inspired, bein aleulat~ Chinese newspapers, this morning fed to. arouse apprehension in China, entried comments on the lotest news Bernd uri nov haves ut that. these tactless. are familiar, $fom""Washington "onthe subject, ea, eects coe a To Recover Four Ang, have "ited "to achieve "their ing a railroad through malarial Yun-The United Slates is unlikely, to Lost Provinces China's Peace Terms reach a Settlement with Japan ad the Tohbe Tai Savion Commenting on the report that the expense of China. ibe tae aces oe tal Chungking, Sept. 18. discussions are only "explorat Pete United States will fully con: socking a common basis for a sott sult China in matters touching acts dant te Dut That the Chinese wil" continue
ment, Dr. Quo Taleht said that it Ghina's interests and rants. and health a workers on this vital sie aot ai Bere iting unit the Noriheastern pro-would be dimeult to find a basis.
Bene United, States will continue Questioned about China's mini ium a polley'of assistance to China, pacts! seas asas Pheet'of anchuns, comprising me Heilungkiang and Jehol, ate com: four' provinces of "Lia in,
conditions for peace with Japan, he United States wil continue Richens aero fron Dletely- recovered, 13 the' keynote of Telerred, to, Generalissimo Chia economic pressure against Japan.
Kal-shek's recent statement" that The influential daily, the "Ta Kung Ehinetesiatemens on the canons anniversary "of the China would continue their resistance Pag," this morning warns the Chin-Burden incident today, until a durable, just peace had been ese. public against, two prevailing achieved in the Far East. He said Speychological blunders."
Duff-Cooper Praises slatement. by" Generalissimo
that this statement might sound very general, but that it had its meaning The fust of these, it says, is lack of China's Resistance See fail morning: newspapers, akaheke was given. bromine which he reiterated China's war sims conaldeting the whole of the back= self confidence, "The paper declares Moret, the safeguarding of Ching ground, Singapore, Sept. 16. {erritsrial" and "administrative Me He further referred to the prin-discussions there fas been apprehen= that following ihe American-Japanese Mr. Alfred Duff 5 fee tegrity, and secondly. the upholding ciples of the Nine-Power Pact, and lon among the Chinese of the pos-presentative of the British War of international Justice ana defeating the recent declaration by Mr. Churibility of a Far' Eastern Munich. chill and Mr. Roosevelt, which Chi 'While "we deplore any Amer Cabinet in the Far ast yester~ In Chungking women and youth accepted. He discounted the can' appeasement. towards "Japan, paid a special tribute corps unite conducted street lectures bility, of a settlement Wwe do not fear that, any out China's resistance.
Rroughout the, day, reassuring the 'America and Japan without touching sliders can' sacrifice China." China After commenting on Russia's Chinese publte that the Chinese Gov-on the question of China, Tefused "to sign the: Paris Peace magnificent stand in the past 12 rament wil not cease Its resistance Treaty when the provisions concern-In conclusion the Foreign Minister weeks against the Germans, So'long. as Chinese territory isnot Ing Shantung were not acceptable to declared: Ching is awaiting the out-'Mr, Duff-Cooper declared: "The Completely "cleared "of Fapaneso China. So Tong a3 Chinese rights are ome of the discussion with cent of safeguarded, nobody can settle Chinese, one of the most peace-forces.
Par Eastern problems."
Joving peoples in the world, resis have also aroused wonder by persons "partic fi ea parade for a mass meeting, over 10.00 aggression, will be safeguarded, The second point, the paper con-Eirough Chungking's, main streets, tinues, is that the Chinese cannot sit their success in withstanding carrying torches and shouting slogan Mr. Clarence Gauss, American Am= four years aggression by a Dassador to China, called on Dr. Quo {idly awaiting vielory. "While many Chinese are confident of victory they highly modernized, om cient and China's Life-tine do not Right for it, believing that vie~ warlike army."—Reuter, Natives. of Manchuria issued a of their table was not divulged.
Tol-eht this morning, but the nature tory will come fiselt. This iso manifesto. Gesotibing Manchuria Dr. Quo Tal-chi has expressed his terious blunder. Although the Japan-warm appreciation of the cordial reception and hospitality afforded the So are weakened by four years of janes. Lend-lease contracts have Ghina's Ufe-line, whose. recovery
War, and though the Japanese are Chinese Goodwill Mission during its Rot launching any major offensive, er to reinforce the Ohinese air force cen condded during the past quart-Must be one essential condition for
visit'to Burma—Router.
We must not drift into a false sense by carly shipment of this class of the 'Chiness. Poo reign Bel chieae_cultural bodies, Including of security. We must redouble our efforts and make preparations for a nies, somal wih vise and consult with Chi-Mons Committee, Cuitdral Sfobilizntion' Committee and others, issued 3 forge-scale counter-often si pee, segs ce ang Appeasement of Chinese, circles, meanwhile, are dat deere aay picarod with the statement of itr 'A.|cedure as well as those schedule Japan Opposed ult Cooper emphasizing the import ance of the Pacide—Reuter. aloe mac lets sere ow parma Chinese Consulate In Colony Possible Chungking, Sept. 1 Saree tyden ree ewa'<in 0 Heading avtele, declared:
The, Chinese oficial "Central Dal ete oH cian eet Hongkong, Sept. 19.
matter whether Japan Teaves the Chinese General Staff to Sitecartie te baer It is learned that negotiations Aaleor nat Japan il Hot abandon policy of oppartuniam and gare Work with U.S. Mission ette srunaone saco fe covering the possible establish ment of a Chinese Consulate in lone She la discusing" terms, Wl the United States because she i ex: that country, ch et the Hongkong may be, concluded effective Chungking, Sept. 14. vided."
Busted by "the four years" war Owing to the forthcoming arrival Reuter. ro" when the British Ambassador to China, Sir Archibald Clare Chine, and ts also footing the elects eto' of an American military mission, Kerr, visits the colony on his St. AiglorAmeriean economic pres"
Goneratisimo 'Chiang' Kal Shek to "Te the anti-aggression front ts to day created special General Star,
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