July 9.
N encouraging telegram to Mr, Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, igned by 100,000 Chinese of all walks of life in Shanghai, who express sympathy with the British leader and his people and tell him that the Chinese will never lay down their arms until both the British and Chinese peoples have. achieved their common aims in the present fight between democracies and aggression, was sent by the "Chinese American Daily News," one of the leading Chinese dailies published here in sympathy with Chungling and chief sponsor of the movement.
The telegram and the attached scroll of signatures measuring 300 feet in length and three fect in height are artistically. mounted and contained in a box. The document was presented to British officials in Shanghai for transmission to Mr. Churchill at a ceremony held on Monday when the Chinese commemorated their war anniversary.
The telegram which was given to officitis of various British National focleties for transmission in the presence of many well known British here, including repre: sentatives of the British Residents Association, British Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, and Royat Air Force Association, praises the British people for their calmness and gallantry in their fight for freedom and righteousness when "tigers and wolves are on the way and the world in a turmoil." Tt also praises Mr. Churchill for tue war policy trast with the appeasement policy adopted by his predecessors, and ex presses confidence that justice will win,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.