1938-04-13 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 13, 1938.

MOSCOW CANNOT ALLOW JAPANESE TO COMPLETE CONQUEST OF CHINA

London, To-day. Dr. Sun Fo, China's special envoy to Europe, speak- ing at a press reception at the Chinese Em- bassy yesterday, said he had been informed in Moscow that although Russia did not intend to intervene in the Far East at present, where China appeared to be fully holding her own, Russia could not allow Japan to conquer China. If any danger of that appeared, Russia would cer- tainly intervene regardless of the consequences in Europe.

Dr. Sun Fo said that China was quite confident of winning. She already had 2,000,000 men under amrs, and in a year's time would have 8,000,000.

LONDON NAVAL TREATY TALKS

London, To-day.

The moral effect of China's 're- cent successes upon Japan must have been profound, as every Ja- panese had been brought up in the belief that he was invincible.

Dr. Sun Fo proceeded from the reception to visit the Prime Minis- ter, Mr. Neville Chamberlain.

The Chinese envoy goes to Scot- land on Thursday to visit the Clyde

to London in about a week's time.

BISHOP YU PING

The meeting of representatives of shipbuilding yards, and will return Great Britain, France and the United States, provided for under Article 25 of the London Naval Treaty of 1936 was held at the Foreign Office yesterday morning.] The meeting lasted half an hour and was merely a preliminary dis- cussion.

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Under the

chairmanship of Sir Robert Vansittart, Diplo- matic Advisor to the Gov- ernment, the British repre- sentatives were the First Sea Lord, Admiral of the Fleet Lord Chatfield, Captain Phillips, Captain Danck- waerts, Mr. Fitzmaurice and Mr. Holman.

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The Roman Catholic Bishop of Nanking, Bishop Yu Ping, who was also present at yesterday's recep- tion, was recently received in Rome by the Pope to whom he gave a long account of the war in China. Bishop Yu Ping returns to China by air to-day.-Reuter.

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