Tt Is understood here thatthe bulk, if not the whole, of the British credits for China will be used for the purchase of motor—lorries intended mainly for use on the Burma-Yunnan highway, states Routers Diplomatic Correspondent, 'An order for these lorries, he declares, has already been placed, 'Meanwhile, the closest attention ix being paid in London to the situation in Tientsin, where the Japanese fare controlling' the movement Chinese in and out of the foreign concessions.
The Japanese action, according to official circles here, appears Prompted by the uneasiness of the situation created at their rear by the Chinese guerillas, There is reason to. believe, it ts stated, that the attitude adopted by the Japanese "caused annoyance not only to Great Britain and France, but also to. Germany and
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