Letters reiterating the charges that Sir John, Simon's speech at the ion. of "the "Assembly. of the Nations in Geneva. wae! provapanese have been addressed the Foreign Secretary and Leaders of the Labour Party "in Britain. by Liang' Ruccheng. an cficinl of the Ministry. of Railways fand one of the representatives who med the agreement for the supply "200,000 "Chinese. Inbouers for work behind the. fines in. Frane> Goring the Great War. The letters express regret at What, they star Chinese regard. a the pro Sapanete stand of the Britiah Gov: ernment, 'They "identity the Chin-cause in the dispute over Man: churia. with Justice, and deplore what seems' to them a lapse. from The high ideal of justice for. which the Lenue of Nations stands.
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