Chungking, July 28.
Chinese National Government celrcles were jubilant today over America's abrogation of the Japanese-American Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of 1911. Government quarters here were highly encouraged the American action and expressed the hope that further steps would be taken against Japan by the United States, The Chinese Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang Chung-hui, issued a statement to the United Press.in which he expressed the Chinese Government's {ratification over America's action, Sense of Justice Pratsed "America has always been, known for her sense of justice and China thas always had unswerving faith in the American people," Dr. Wang said, "Secretary of State Hull has given Japan six months' notice of termination of the treaty of commerce and.amity between the United States and Japan because it contains provisions requiring new considerations, "The American Government, in coming to this decision, T am sure, has taken into full consideration the great disorder in Bast Asia' which has been created by the Japanese "The Chinese people welcome the announcement of the termination of the treaty as an indication of the desire of the United States to main~ fain her position and prestige in the Pacife region.
"May this action presage a more definite and more positive attitude of the part of America to do what is within her power to stop international Tawlessnegs. and. restore.peace, con~ dence and goodwill among nations."
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