The Archive · 1935

NEW BRITISH STAND 'TOWARDS JAPAN

(Continued from page 502.) districts where the Chinese were Mr."Nunn evidently thought, that, so far as trade in textiles and lighter manufactured articles were concerned, Japan would capture all the busi. hess that there was in China, but that wwe might, with Goverament support, hold our own in the expert to Ching of all articles known as "heavies" or, in other words, mostly large-scale Magufsctured goods.

Unless, however, HIM. Government begin to show 'a little more Inter-fest in China and encouraged. those Who were endeavouring Io maintain British trade, such as it was, be did not see that the outlook for the future was particularly hopeful

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