London, Dec. 12.
Not the Least of many matters under consideration in Washington the adjustment of the American trade policy to the discriminatory Dractices of Germany and Japan, according to the Washington correspondent' of "The Times" article published here today.
After_ analysing the situation vis-'a-vis Germany, the correspondent says that, in Japan's ease, no finding of discrimination against' American trade has yet been made but evid-fence has piled up of a sort to make such a finding almost obligatory.
The whole movement of Japan's policy in Manchoukuo and China. proper, he adds, is such as may compel action.
There is plenty of legal authority, continues the correspondent, for a retaliation of a more severe kind than has already been taken against Women Want Hi igher Defence Posts
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