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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS XMAS SUPPLEMENT

December 20, 1937

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CHINA'S UNWANTED WAR

BY

LAU KING-TSING.

Timo marches on and though it seems but yesterday that we cele brated Christions of 1935, another festive season is upon us again, and in response to this money requests for a message from me, I take pleasure in panning the few lines in the nature of a Xmas greeting to my many friends and basiness assoeinters.

It is at this time of year that we review the situation as it were, congratulating ourselves for the progress made and seeking to repair any faults of comission or omissione

The year which is now drawing to a close cannot be termed as à successful ang and teaqja Chinese; deeply duplore the conflicts in China. We, as a nation, did not want war and we arby resisting one which has ban formed upon us. We are, however, by no means seeking penné for, as it has bem stated so often in the daily newspapers, there can be no peace ! for China unless it he peace with honour.

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The wanton acts of the Japanese hïve roused the whole world to indignation, just at the gallantry of, the Chinese defenders has won for them the admiration of the world. Again, the whole of the civilised world has shown sympathy with the Chinese people who are resolved to carry on the fight to the bitter end, and who are determinesi tot to dedonhiunted. by any nggressor.

China did not want a war, but now that it is been forced upon her. China will carry on with but one goal, in view-to achieve victory ani then to resume the peaceful pursuits that were so rudely interrupted by

the enemy.

With ultimate peace for China foremost in my thoughts, I give this grosting to the world: ---

Pence on earth; goodwill toward men."

Mr. Lau King tsing is the Hon. Adviser to the Commission on Overseas Chinose Affairs for the Republic of China, president of the Hong Kong Anti Heroin Society, vice president of the Chung Sing Benevolent Society, vice chairman of the General Chamber of Coumeres and Industry of the Tung Kun District, vico-patron of the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade. committee member of the Hong Kong Chinese Chamber of Com- merce and patron of the Hong Kong Chinese Teachers Association and of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Educational Association.

Mr. Lau' was also director, in 1936, of the Tung Wah and „ Affiliated Hospital.

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