Course of Resistance to Be Determined by Amount of Aid Received from U.S.A, New York," Feb, 27.
INA will continue her war of resistance" against Japan "no matter what happens" highest Chinese sources assert, The course of this resistance will be determined in a great measure by the amount of assistance received from the United States, according to Dr. Wang Chung-hui, Chinese Foreign Minister. Such assistance must include, aeroplanes, guns, tanks and weapons, as well es monetary assistance which already' has totalled 'US$259,000,000, since 1930, Japan is equally determined to con-june the war until China accepts reasonable" peace, "Japanese leaders admit there will be no such peace in sight as long as United States assistance continues, American support for China is the chief cause of Japanese-American tension. 'The reason such aid is given and continued was outlined by high tst sources in' Washington, "@s fol-
'The United States views the Sino Japanese conflet as a definite part of of the world conflict between the Axis powers and the Democracies 'The World' conflict involves the future safely ut the United States, Decause if the Axis wins, it would present a united front in every phase of activity, with which the Amer-teans could not hope to compete.
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