'A: deep impression was made yes terday by Mr. H. J. Timperley, China correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian," when he addressed a very largely attended meeting of MP's of all parties and showed series of cinema pictures purporting to depict excesses by Japanese troops. during the six weeks after the eapture of Nanking.
The pictures were taken by a foreign missionary, who stuck to. his post in Nanking throughout, that trying time, Since his return to England, Mr. Timperley said, he had been struck by the deep sympathy of everyone for China and the difficulty of con verting that sympathy into action.
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