Washingto b, 19.
Japanese agitators and spies are active in the United States. using the emees of the German Consulate in San Francisco as cne of their bases of operations, Mr. Samuel Dickstein, Democratic Representative of New York, alleged to-night in a nat wide radio broadcast over the tional Broadcasting System "Any number" of Japanese agents are operating in the United States for the purpose of Fascist agitation snd the gathering of important military information, he said Mr, Dickstein said foreign dictators must be told that they cannot interfere "with the priceless heritage of our Democracy."—United Press.
"It is also logical to presume that General Abe, former Minister of War, who passed through Canton last summer on his way to Hankow as a member of the so-called Pan-Asiatic Society, may yet be Tokyo's choice for a commandership to lead an expeditionary force for the invasion of South China.
"In fact, judging by the activities of the Japanese its warplanes in thi t we may safely ce sion that the invasion of Kw is only a matter of tin nig belief is confirmed by the utterances of no less a person than Admiral Ha gawa, who believes that it would be better to take Canton tha Hankow. Mr. Hirota, the Foreign Minister, declares tha Britain will remain neutral when Kwangtung is attacked.
"Ir that day should ever come, the invaders will find the Cantonese German Denial ready for them."-Reuter San Francisco, Feb. 19
The German Consul-General in San Francisco, Herr, Manfred yon
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