"Cash and Carry" Plan Aids Britain But Also Aids Aggressive Japan Washington, Apr. 20.
The neutrality plan which would permit all belligerent nations to buy
"cash and carry" basis would make United States war materials on a the United States the ally of Britain and Japan, Senator Hiram Johnson, Republican of California, sid today before Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on proposed revision Of the nation's neutrality legislation Senator Johnson implied that the "cash and carry" system proposed by Senator Key Pittman, chairman of the Committee, would place the United States in the conflicting position of aiding a status quo Power in Europe and an aggressor nation in the Orient.
"Japan could do as she pleased in the Pacific." he said, "and Britain could do as she d in the Atlantic."
Mr. Maxwell Stewart, national chairman of the Friends of the Eh nese People and associate editor of "Nation", urged the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee to adopt stronger economic sanctions against aggressors.
Mr. Upton Close, writer and lecturer, predicted that a strong Unitea States stand in the Orient would cause Japan to "double-cross Germany and Italy and sell out to the British and French.
Japan's Strength Noted Mr. Stewart said later that he be lieved Mr. Close had been ove Capture Kuling Japanese forces fight with the Chinese who lidd been in possession of the famous tured Kuling on Tuesday morning after a desperate mountain in resort for the last sir months. These pictures show Japanese soldiers participating in the attad optimistic when he testified that Japan would be unable to continue her war in China if the United States refused to sell war materials to Japan. He said he believed the japanese war machine would not break down for a year or two at east, even though the United States hold cut off all trade relations with
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