German Paper Reviews Far Berlin, Sept. 18.
In a critical review of the situation in the Far East to-day, "Der An-griff" says it "is almost a question Of conscience" for Europeans generally, and Germans particularly, to decide in favour either of China or Japan.
"Our feelings" it declares, "are in the balance. If China to-day is being swallowed piecemeal by the Japanese," the newspaper adds. "then the blame which falls on the white Powers is certainly not small."
The article advises Japan to break off her advance with the gain of the entire northern coast of China because, it says, Japan, in further advancing, might one day meet not only Chinese resistance but "Chinese flags with Soviet stars or international brigades."—Reuter.
A NH UC Sept 10. ticipation of 100 naval "planes, will be grand air pageant, W
staged over the Capital next day. The day will coincide with the conclusion of four-day air exercises in the Kwanto district, cen-tung on the Capital—Domei.
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