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The article comments on a difference of opinion about future relations between Japan and China. The British thought that this question had been settled last summer when in the course of negotiations on the Japanese treaty John Foster Dulles and former Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison reached an agreement to the effect that Japan was to be left free to decide whether it would recognize the Peking government or Chiang Kai-Shek's Nationalist regime or neither. Many Americans, will consider the British attitude selfish and immoral.

Focuses on the armed forces of Shanghai, China. Claims that if trouble comes in Shanghai and there is blood-shed and the twenty thousand troops are called into action; Report that a majority of the British and American missionary community believes in the Chinese and in their capacity for self-government; Attitude toward Hankow agreement; Comments on remote foreign community in China; Information about Nationalist movement that has a certain amount of Russian backing.