Washington, Sept. 2.
Six United States peace organizations have jointy sent a letter to President Roosevelt demanding that the Neutrality Act be applied immediately to the Sino-Japanese conflict.
"We earnestly believe," the letter declares, that the United States cannot afford to permit such a conflict as is going on in the Far East to proceed without stamping it as war.
"The application of the Neutrality Act would clarify a world situation in this respect by labelling by their right name, armed attacks by one nation on another."—Reuter
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