The Archive · 1939

The Delayed Pact

Strange Bedfellows

To the Editor of the "Nonnt-Cinxa Dany News"

Sin—You are to be congratulated on the many leaders on the subject of the projected pact between' Bri-{ain-France-Russia which you have Published for the benefit of your Anent the coalition of anti-aggression powers, Mr, 0. M. Green, in an article to your" journal, states:

'There has never been, so. striking an example "of the whole "nation ranting' something andthe. Govern: iment ing' back. Why there, has been' this long delay Permit me once again to hazard the opinion that Mr. Chamberlain symbolizes the protector of capital Tu, recalling the instances, when [Czechoslovakia was annexed, Albania Yaped and China invaded by Japan, feel convinced that Mr. Chamberlain under the camouflage of an appeasement policy, had in his uppermost mind the preservation of capitalism.

In viewing the suggested" united front from this angle, it can readily. bbe understood the procrastination of the alliance, as i is universally. agreed that communism and capitalism are not good bed-fellows.

Ras axp Fate.

Shanghai, June 23.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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