Possible Reich Aggression Deplored by Mr. Sun Fo in Interview; Soviet Stand Chungking, Sept. 27.
"As already expressed in the Chinese press, Czechoslovakia has the hearty sympathy of the Chinese people. I believe I have the full support of the Chinese people in saying that China will applaud any resistance of Czechoslovakia to Germany's demands," declared Mr. Sun Fo, President of the Legislative Yuan, in an interview today.
"For Czechoslovakia io be obliged to give way to Germany's demands," he continued, "would be a catastrophe.
"How can France hope to maintain her position vis-à-vis the smaller Central European countries and the Balkans if she fails to fulfil her obligations to Czechoslovakia?
"How can Great Britain hope to retain the respect of the other countries she has always commanded if she fails to see that international Tokyo, Sept. 27.
Pessimism over the reported reject tion by Prague of the Hitler memorandum for a settlement of the Sudeten issue today injected a strong bearish sentiment in the Tokyo Stock Exchange where losses of Y2 to Y.3 were registered with the exception of steel and shipping shares which gained Y2 to Y.3.
Because of the fall in the Anglo-American cross-rate, the Yokohama Specie Banx today reduced the yen exchange rate by one point to $27 i+ for Y.100.
Bankers, however, believed that the yen will continue to be linked to the pound unless international settlements in pounds should become impossible or the dollar-pound rate should be subject to constant fluctuations.
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