Oslo, Aug. 20, Mr, Soichiro Kita, Japanese delegate to the Inter-Parliamentary Union Congress, yesterday attacked the policies of the Democrat Powers toward Japan and warned that such treatment was foreing Japan into a military alliance with Germany and He said Britain and the United states "have "boun trade war jected Anglo-Soviet military alliance ject Ho added that the pro=
would "force Japan into a similar alliance with the Axis Powers.
He. said Japan. wants an. "Open Door" policy in all British territories and complained that high customs duties imposed by Britain and the Netherlands "prevent cheap Japanese goods from selling. in those markets." Mr, Hamilton Fish, Republican Representative of New York, invited the Congress to meet in New York U.S. Compiling List of Grievances in China Washington, Aug. 18.
'The Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles, yesterday confirmed reports that" American consular fonicials were compiling a list of all eases of Japanese mistreatment of Americans' in China since the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese war.
Observers presumed the Vist evens tually, would be used for a new blanket protest to Japan or for presentation of the American case Hf and when negotiations for a new com= mercial oaty with Japan are opened. Press reports said the Tist_ already jexeeeds 000 incidents, although the compilation of eases ts not yet Mr, Welles announced that the Japanese Embassy in Peiping fad conveyed to the American, Embassy fu. Peiping an apology for the Tientsin incident this week in. which Mrs.
Mary Richard, elderly worn ian, was slipped by a investigation of the The Under Secretary said he Nad received only: a preliminary report of [the apology and had not heard the explanation that Mrs. had card used Japanese
of the Japanese sentry in the United Press Chi
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