"While the Minister for Foreign Affairs has indignantly to repel the allegation that those for whom he speaks have failed to make good [their claim to Government in accord-
Jance with the standard of a responsible modern Government' as well as Jas a regime totally incapable of dis charging the responsibilities of a civilized Government he has to assign to British policy and action [the main responsibility for the present state of relations between Nat analist China and England. And. these relations will never. improve long as British—statesmanship {fails to realize that the depository of state power in Nation alist China and because they have the confidence of the revolutionary masses, are alone competent and fable to reach an enduring settle ment with the British Government and people."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.