The metropolitan newspapers to-Gay voiced their indignation at the "indiscretion" of the Committee of The "Yomiuri," a leading daily, "pointed out that there exists no international law regulating the conduct of aerial warfare, despite efforts made at the first Peace Conference in 1899, the second Peace Conference in 1907, and the experts' conference at the Hague 1922.
The "Yomiuri" recalled the "indiscriminate" air bombardment re-
Sorted to by the belligerents in the "European war "under the pretext of reprisals."
"The Japanese naval air force, the ézily pointed out, is strictly limiting ats attacks to military establishments and troop concentrations.—Domei.
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