The Polish Foreign Minister is reported to be planning a new alignment in Eastern Europe. subsequent offenders must not punished or even charged, After all wrong is a wrong and is' chargeable without regard to whether somebody else goes by.
T take it that Tuvrurut James does not approve of opium trading. It that is the case he should be glad that Mr. Lacy has written and wish that there were more people ike that Sociat-democrat, teader, and (b), the Rnigety: by means of terrorien. wh Necitcation of he Sudeten sorvtery Bein Mia be "use object at the Geinian Government Fe. fat Bou desirable in iucit and cor With, the continued existence of At this juncture. I would refer your correspondent to the underquoted passage from your leader entitled "An Ambassador Talks" (June 17).
"Dr, Wilson's general argument on the subject seems to have been that because other nations have. done equally evil things there should be no condemnation of Japan, Such an 'Argument comes perilously close to contending that two wrongs might make a right, or at least prevent any criticism because of the similar guilt of other people'
Charges have been made, By all means let it be well aired so that the better elements of Japan may be roused to prevent that continued im~ emblem. proper usage of their national hardly worth our to, defend this vital interest "of "Great "Britain, "and humanity, "is umeuit of "course Question' Into Which Twill not Sig "tenor ere, out Interest at stake, "nve 'MO suet Oxford May 10
Shanghai, June 17.
Shanghai, June 19, Czechoslovakia:
Britain's Interest in Crisis Non-Intervention:
What Talleyrand Called It To the Editor of the To the Editor of the "Nonru-Ciuxa Dany News"
Sui—I venture to believe that the enclosed letter written by Professor Gilbert Murray to "The Times" on the subject of Czechoslovakia and the /Sudeten Germans will prove of inter fest (0 your readers, Spay at cee of faM a Sesh tes wie a See See Santon meatal, Seay enor cues Ges oses cara rand gaan tea Berea deft ea eas Siete he pee Fees oe oars Here ite Sato tat tat ihe Mth cela A i Rose a a Sia sao Bonita ae She Iy'to economic distress. into the'? German exclusion 'Creel ordinary' population by tly to the" fear inspired sugresswve polly of the Nasi Guvert Siivocated by Jakesch. "the German "Nonri-Cinxa Dany News"
Sim—Bearing on today's editorial regarding Czechoslovakia) and some lof your recent pronouncements, the following extract from Chapter 6 of] Genevieve Tabouis' book bearing the tile "Blackmail or War" may be of interest.
Likewise, in view of the fortheoming meeting of the Spanish Non-Intervention () Committee further point is added to her analysis, should be pointed out that the wutheres is Diplomatic Editor of Guvre."" Paris, and her book was completed January last.
Sufficient emphasis cannot be placed on the last sentence of this ex: ba tain "and France Teached. a "sal the 15th of August, 2906 Grea
ereement fo sesocite temesives with the cause of non-intervention, They ced to lose thei ronlers {2a that i looked fall upon 'a threat of, general acre ig reulingte and Tiallan polley' of black tar, The Latgue experts Were gue To'see the disastrous cifect whet ths meant that from then onwards the Wwould have on international aff fitlier who knew the blessedness of Jo bachelor's life. Yet my friend did not agree with me. So. we disputed it, But who is in the right after all is left to the imagination of your readers, Kuo Suexe Huxe.
[Shanghai, June ¥7.
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