Geneva, Sept. 18.
Dr. Wellington Koo, the Chinese representative, strongly indicted Japan's conduct in the China hostilities, He alleged that between August last and May this year, over two thousand. aerial bombardments of open towns had been carried out.
He also declared that the Japatiese were using poison gas on an ever intensified scale, and mentioned fourteen different occasions during the past three weeks on which gas was alleged to have been used.
During the consideration yesterday of the report of the Advisory Committee on Drug Traffic, Dr. Koo, alleged that the Japanese in China, in pursuance of a pre-conceived plan, were deliberately encouraging the spreading of the illicit use of nar-ceties.
Thus, declared the Chinese reptesentative, they were "destroying the body Ánd soul of the people by a form (of chemical warfare as deadly as that of the prohibited gases."
In North China, he alleged, all legal control of the narcotic trade had ceased to exist since the Japanese invasion.—Reuter.
Condemned as "Cowardice"
Geneva, Sept, 17.
Sr, Pablo de Azcarate, Secretary-General of the League, condemned today the "cowardice" of air raids over Spanish open towns.
He cited Premier Benito, Mussolini's praise of the Italian air forces serving with the Nationalists. "Only foreigners undertake action so abominable," he said, He alleged that more than 1,000 raids were staged and 7,000 civilian non-combatants werè killed and 11,000 wounded.—United Press.
The large red vans of the SMP. Reserve Unit stood-by at Louza Station, in the heart of the Chinese hotel and amusement district.
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