Mr. Suma said that such an attitude "on the part of the American Government encourages people or a soup of people in keeping up their anti-Japanese sentiments. despite the fact that during the Nomura-Grew talks the American Government made us understand that it was randy to enter into talks with Japan ina constructive spirit."
The spokesman pointed to the to American" Committee for Non Participation in Japanese Aggressio headed by Col. Henry Stimso former Secretary' of State, as an example of an organization extending great assistance and encouragement to the Chungking Government Mr, Suma said the second point of note was the alleged fact that Mr. Hull's statement ignored "Japan's ning ore efforts to ameliorate relations with the United States."
Mr. Hull made his statement, cording to Mr, Suma, without regard for the assurances and guarantees sxiven America by Japan and without awaiting the _outlcome of sincere efforts."
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