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Owen Lattimore — Part 1
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Baltimore
"In the midst ef all tho speculation occasizned bythe intornational
situation, there aro two things you can bank on (according to Li. TTICORE)
: thet tha British won't givo up in the West, ond thet tho Chincsa
won't break in the East."
"Last night, LATTIMORE desoribod himself as one of the very few
people who said nearly four years cago that the first few nonths of
tne Japanese invasion showod that Chinn would bo able to put up a
long resistance with vory real prospects of oveatual victory."
"Long regardod as an ‘expert's oxp:rt! on Far Eastern affairs, fire
LATTILORE's duties in Chungking will be those of on advisor to tho
Chinese Goneralissino. Obsorvers have attached considerable signifiesae:
to the fact that although ho will be in the omploy of CHIANG KAI-SHEK,
ho was nominated for the post by Prosident ROOSVELT."
In this newspaper article, LATTINORE is quoted as heving said that:
"CHIANG KAI-SHEX is ono of the men of modorm times wh> has growm
in importance until ho must be roted today as anong tho great
statosmen of the world."
LATTINORE, in the article furthor said:
"I think ho (CHIANG KAI-SHEK) is very conspicuowsly the symbol
of the whole Chinese na tion."
LATTINORE was asked by the pross to comment on the roported clashes
between the Chinese Governinent troops and Commmist foress, and in
reply said:
"hile such sonsational nows has nuturally attracted wido attention
in America, it has ratnor unfcirly obscured the fact that Chinasa
unity has not brokon dovm in civil war.'
In the “Baltimoro american" nowspapor dated July 20, 1941, is a J.P.
dispatch bearing o Chungking, China datcline of July 19, 1941. This artiols
stated that LATTIORE had arrived in Chungking t> becomes spocial adviser ta
sigiac
-~HSUE
since his
¥
358 exiled ifanchuricns appealing for the liberation of Marshal, CHiNG
[sie 30 CHIANG KAI-SHEX; also that LATTINORE brought with hin a potiticon
TiiG, former Nenchurion ond North China ‘ar Lord, whs has beon a prisoner
foreos kicnaped Genoralissimo CHIANG in 1936.
-?2l-
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