The Archive · 1941

Psychologist To Lecture

In England

Chungking, Feb, 8, On invitation from Oxford" and Cambridge and other universities in England, Dr, Kuo Jen-yuan, one Jof China's foremost " psychologists, will fly to Hongkong on Feb, 14 en route to England to lecture—Reuter.

Central Government armies, ax to the Provincial troops. In addition there are in north China considerable Com= munist forces, with innumerable irregular bands, which are constantly Csappearing and re-appearing again, Ibut even taking very low figures in one's estimate of the strength of the Chinese units which are said to be found in these four areas, the total number of the armed Chinese forces still {0 be found fu north China would appear to be not much Jess than halt million, What, {s particularly striking in this review of the Chinese military position, is the admission on the part of the Japanese that there are still such considerable numbers of armed Chinese forces in the two lost territories oF in the occupied territory, as the Japanese themselves call it. After 3% years of steady mopping-up, with ite pincer movements, steel traps and all the rest, leading to the huge catalogues of killed and of captured booty, one would never have {magined that the Japanese occupation was Still faced with such formidable numbers of enemy. It would seem that, on their own showing, the Japanese have still a long way to 0, before they can hope to achieve ths complete pacification of north Chins.

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