Commenting on the rice situation sri. Chang declared that there was shortage of rice, and it was only a question of ' administration, Comparing war difficulties in other countries, he urged the Chinese populace to prepare to undergo even greater hardships, similar appeal was made by Gen, Feng Vu-hsiang, who recalled the hardships endured by the Ameri-con troops during the carly days of the revolution, who, however, finally succeeded in winning Independ~ fenge under the leadership of Washington, Gen, Feng urged the Chinese to. make sacrifices for the welfare, freedom and liberty of Chinese descendants in generations to come, China Red Cross Needs Doctors Shanghai, May 6.
Chungleing Is trying to recruit more doctors from Shanghai to attend to the wounded in the interior where 200,000 medical" men are needed, it revealed by the leading Chinese dailies in Shanghai. Quoting. re~ sponsible persons who have arrived here to negotiate on the question, the reports say that there must beat Toast 30,000 doctors out of 300.000 medical " workorx for the Chinese army. If.the-army has 3,000,000 men, the medical, corps must be equal 10 toast one tenth of that number, cis stated.
Chungking, May 8.
An alliance on the part.of the Democracies, Britain, the United States and China, is advocated in an outspoken leading. article in the om cial "Central Daily News in the camp of the Democracies the United States becomes the centre force with Britain as the left wing china as the right wing." the paper states, "Any success on failure of cither wing will affect the entire the Axis Powers, Germany, Itaty Japan, already have formed on lane by' signing the tripartite pact. Tu the past the Democracies due to
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