Senator William B, Borah, Republi an of Idaho, took cognizance of the growing anti-Japanese feeling and gave warning against the prevalence of war psychology He declared "We have the right and it is our duty" to protect American citizens and legitimate United States interests in China, do not think we ought to get out of China or leave the East, and neither do I think that if we fail to do $0, we are going to war with Japan," he said.
vast amount is being done at home and abroad to create war feeling and war psychology." Senator Borah declared, "That ought to. be condemned. The United States has its own Interests and its own honour: to protect, but if permitted to con= itself to that task without being volved in other people's interests, my opinion ts that the United States will preserve both without war,' United Press, of making Japanese affronts to our ships or flag: or our rights in China itself a cause for war. But that it will serve to spur other action by. this country designed to obviate the remotest risk of repetition is a foregone, conclusion," the "Washington Star" sald—United Press.
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