The Archive · 1932

ANTI-JAPANESE BOYCOTT

Telegram to League: More Terrorism by Blood and. Iron Group Sept 14 in Sears, a great war on the Pacific occupation of Manchuria. for should Japan continue

Brean willie inevitable," states the Pederation for the Support of the Teague of Nations covenant, which yas recently organised in Shangh Cly some 70 trade guilds' to enforce conomie sanctions against Japan, the course of a telegram which' Hing been despatched to the member nations of the League of Nations.

"Japan's armed Three' Easter. Provinces and. her Gstablishment of a puppet organisa-'Ton constitute a violation of article League of Nations Coven: avides that. "tember officially d 10. will. recognise the Dogus Manchukuo. Such action on the part of Japan is analogous to tearing article 10 to pieces and defying the entire body of members fof the League. A year has now elapsed since the outbreak of the 'Manchurian incident, yet the League sot Nations has failed to adopt bitective measures to deal with Japan, Should Japan remain in occupation of Manchuria for Period of five years, a great war fon the Pacific Ocean' will be inevit~ able." The -dignity 6 the League Mi" po trampled upon by. the Tapanese should the League fail cope with the dispute strictly accordance with the spirit of, the Covenant, This Federation has been And' will "automatically "enforce porting

Sconomie blockade. against Jap 'The nations of the world are' re quested to assist and adopt the

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