Confidence in Britain Lessened by Accord Chungking, July 28.
"Both the Chinese Government and people are surprised and disappointed at the action of the British Goyernment in signing the Tokyo memorandum," declared General Yung Yun, Chairman of the Yunnan Provincial Government, in an exclusive interview with Reuter today.
"Our people," he continued, "have had much confidence in Great Britain as dri upholder of justice, international law and fair play, and we now fail to see why she has suddenly changed her views and acceded to the Japanese demands, which will have a bad influence, not only on the Far East, but on the peace of the world as whole."—Reuter.
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