The Archive · 1937

MR. HIROTA'S SPEECH DISCUSSED

New York, July 28.

The Sino-Japanese crisis was again on the front pages of American r&pers throughout the country.

"While official Washington announced that the United States, simultane ecusly with France and Great Bri-ruin, had expressed through their respective ambassadors the hope that hostilities would be avoided, such journals as the "New York and "New York Herald Tribune'

in their editorials to-day criti-size the Japanese literists in no uncertain terms.

There is no question that success sive Japanese aggressive tactics in North China have perceptibly hardened American public opinion against the Japanese military.

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