The Archive · 1939

A Sign of Defeat

New York, May 28.

Japan's increasing attention on ate fecking "the rights and interests "of Third Power nationals in China startling evidence that Dal Nippon's armed forces have been cheated. by the Chinese of anything, resembling a victory," the New York "Herald Tribune® said in an editorial here yesterday, "After 22 months of warfare," the paper said, "Japan simply cannot resist the urge to yet herself serious trouble with the Oceiden "In this sense," the Gaimusho spokesman concluded, "it would be natural for Japan to resort to force need be to ensure her rights. There no reason for Japan to hesitate to embark upon the reform of the administrative system of the internation settlements merely because of the present" China ineldent.... Japatt wishes the foreign powers to cooperate for the achievements of such reform."—United Press.

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