Afr. Quo Tai-chi, Chinese sador in London, said today that the resignation of the Konoye Cabiney in Tokyo was "not likely to be wholly to the good of China, since it would [much more likely increase the ascend-Janey of militarism in Japan."
'The' Ambassador added. however, {that the resignation of the Japanese Cabinet "shows Japan's difficulties have been multiplied, and for China means there are no signs of sur render."
Mr. Quo pointed out that Japan's recent peace overtures to China had been rejected "for the very obvious reason that China will never consent become the vassal of Japan. think the New Year will see a turn jin the tide of aggression against the Chinese people," Mr. Quo predicted.
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