Kobe, Nov. 20, vast progress exhibited In recent years, the Chinese troops are "no match" for the Japanese, Lord Killanin said yesterday on his'arrival here from Shanghai, where he was special correspondent on the Sino-Japanese hostilities for the "Dally Mail."
He said he regretted the anti-Japanese stand taken Sy "some people and organizations" in Great Britain, "especially the Labour Party"' and ascribed this "anti. Japanese sentiment to "vigorous Chinese propaganda."
He believed that Britons will come in time to appreciate Japan's stand in the current imbroglio. On his return to England, -he said, he would do his best "to enlighten" the Teaders of his paper on the true' significance of the events in the.
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