New York Press Denounces Bombing of Cities New York, Sept. 24.
on Japan's claim, to a place among such gets place an indelible stain lvilied nations." says the New York "Herald-Tribune™ to-day, com= menting on the bombings of Naning ana Canton by Japanese sireratt.
"The formal protest by the United States" the journal continues, "adds fresh fuel to Japan's hatred' of the United States"
"The "New York Times" sees a touch (gf madness in' the Japanese poley. "ror from making anti-japanese activities in Chinn impossible." states, "Japan Is building up a justly able' hatred while ie" destined ullest whatever conquest she may have: undertaken.
"Every bomb falling on Canton or Nanking" "the journal "declares, destroys something of what remains inthe western world of friendliness "admiration "for the rulers Sapan."—Reute Washington, Sept, 23. Japan's warning to" the foreiga faction "which, an all-time high" says the "Dally News" in an editorial to-day.
"he reply of the foreign Powers would" seem obvious," the journal continues, "Acting in concert, their answer should have been a at reippedls for peace made by Mr. Cordell Hull, the United States Secretary of State, and Mr. Anthony don, the British Foreign Secretary, say pious words by responsible right-minded statesmen could avail, mankind Tong since would have been headed for. a milienlal of peace. Unfortunately, a3 events in Spain and: China are proving, gestures are match for quns'™-—Reuter, Active Washington, Sept, 23, Openly accusing President Roose-volt'af defying the wish of the people, emphasizing. the inconsistencies of American policy, several "pacifist Organizations passed'a resolution terday demanding the immediate application of the. Neutrality "acti connection with the Sino-Rapanese
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