The Archive · 1937

A Matter of Record

Judging by experience, much reliance wi not be placed on the ability of the British and American Governments {0 obtain Immediately substantial results from their protest against the manifestly Improper and inhuman decision of the Japanese Navy to resort to Indiecriminste bombing of Nanking, as of other cities ike Canton. The mniltarist Spirit being inthe, ascendant the Japanese forces are driven to the belief that they have Japanese Announce. Casualtes Heavy" Avery "Pieing'Besing $2 only to advise the world of a certain course of Garden 'Bridge' Open for Godown Rush a Back. to Normal in' Local Schools 43

Sellon tnlended by them and its correctness fulomatically established. Tt is well that their Ale objectiver explained oon 43] Government should be formally apprised of the Glen Line Ship Firat to Enter Wisinepoo Ghinese "Caniléent of. Success Giiolera Death Roll Now SS°'Cone Verde'ie Saved. Pireman Lauded. for Courace Food Prices Here Analyzed Personal Noiee "2: Cconennence ano. Fryer Tight in-which such a. doctrine is regarded. On record. now slond the considered opinions of two great western powers. Those opinions may not find instant acceptance, but they will {ell inthe. long run. Japan has seriously to consider not merely the tale of material damage which she ix piling up against her account in the books of friendly nations, but the moral consequences of her further recession from the [canons of international conduct. Tt is n pathetic picture. Friends of Japan are naturally aghast Et the plight into. which er dominant clique nas. plunged her. Tt is therefore all the mare desirable that their actions should be patiently annotated by Informed democratic opinion as the tragic narrative develops.

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