Tur World Anti-Aggression League has sent a brochure, on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, with: the signa. tures of many prominent members of the league all over the world, to the China branch of the league expressing deep admiration for China's national resistance, the "Sin Wan Pao" reports. Lord Cecil, chairman of the League, declared that the majority of Englishmen were greatly inspired by the valiant struggle of China and the Chinese people for national freedom, and wished to tender their most siticete respect and admiration, hoping that victory would soon come.
Min. Vu Ya-ching, Chinese shipowner, recently sent a letter to his íriénds in Shanghai urging them to assist the Chinese National Government. in. developing economic resources in the Interior, says the "Sin Wan Pao." Mr. Vu, who is now in Hongkong for his tour through the Southwest prov. inces, and then he may take a trip to Manila, Singapore, Rangoon and thence to the Interior, or he may visit Namyung allegiance and support to the Chinese National ent. to. Chungking community in the Colony occasion of the fourth anniversary of in
the Sino-Japanese hostilities, aecording to a Hongkon; gsr' Sea a take this opportunity, Mr. Loh said, ip express our profound respect of Kai-shek and ing rapidly and effectively, according to, the Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles.
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