"We can see nothing at the moment to stand in the way of war after Japan's successful aggression in Manchuria," declares the "Birmingham Post.
"No Japanese soldier fears, and no Chinese statesman, hopes, that foreign intervention wil seriously fluence the ise," assert newspaper. "The West has surrendered its right to interfere dir-actly. One wonders whether indirect nierference is equally ruled out. Might nos the reassertion of the Open Door policy, even now, influence Sino-Japanese policy by checking some, of Japan's hops and allaying some of China's fears
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