Chungking, Dec, 5, Chinese circles here criticize the decision ajoged to have been made əy the British Government not to seize German arms exports to Japan.
In a strongly-worded article this ing, the influential Chinese daily a Kung Pao," declares: "We cannot understand the alleged British Government's decision not to seize German arms exports to Japan.
"We are all neutrals in the European war. Why, therefore, grant special privilege to Japan? This is injustice.
"That arms exports should be especially mentioned particularly is strange. The reason why Japan should import arms from Germany is to wage 3 war of aggression in China and Britain is alleged to have particularly excluded such German exports to Japan from seizure.
"We have no cther explanation except that Britain is deliberately making matters difficult for China, ana we must express our profound regrets."—Reuter.
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