SYMPATHY WITH CHINA
(Rec. 11 a.m.) RUGBY, Feb. 16. Pandit J. Nehru had a long inter* view today with Marshal Chiang Kai* "shek, according to a news agency mes* sage from New Delhi. Speaking at a Press conference in New Delhi, Mr. Nehru said that even if the Burma Road was cut off -^t would not cripple China. A new road to Chungking from India was nearing completion.--* -y< a.-'::* India was in complete sympathy with China. It always had been so, even before the recent developments. "Under no Circumstances," said Mr. Nehru, "are we "gbing tO submit br surv render to:: Japanese aggression "—; 8.0.Wl ;•.*■•■■ x,yX X- Y y. [
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 40, 17 February 1942, Page 5
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