"Japan is acting on a preconceived plan to conquer China. Curiously, no other nation seems to care. She seems to have secured their spellbound silence, uttering the simple magical formula: 'This is not war but merely an incident.'
"All treaties and st outlaw war and to reguła conduct of war appear to have crumbled, and we have a reversion to the day of savages.
"If such calculated ruination of life and property can be done before so-called hostilities have developed, what is going to happen now that the Japanese have begun carrying out their threat to crush China completely?"
Expressing fears for the safety of American and European women and children, Madame Chiang said, "We Chinese greatly value the services which missionaries of all countries have given to our people, and it is with sincere regret that I find myself compelled to assist in arranging their evacuation within the immediate future." on Strike London, Sept. 12.
Following differences on the question of union affiliations, 45,- 000 Welsh miners are threatening to go on strike at the expiry tion of the fourteen days' notice which they had decided to give employers to-morrow.—Hava
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