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Although the Japanese invaders have swelled to nearly a million," Dr. Koo asserted, "the spirit of the Chinese people is undaunted, and a heroic defence is going on on eix fronts."
"No more flagrant case of international aggression," he proceeded, "has existed in modern history The case, he argued. was clearly embraced under the Covenant. In view of the unsettled conditions throughout the world, Dr. Koo said, the need for effective League action vas all the more urgent. As long as "Japanese aggression" in the Far East was permitted to rage unrestrained, peace in Europe would remain prearious.
'A just settlement of the Far Eastern conflict," Dr. Koo added, "would greatly contribute to the appeasement of Europe and lead to a triumph of the forces of law and order every-
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