Washington, Apr. 17. Legislation to restrict shipments of war materials to Japan for b "urged upon Congress by 175,000 persons in New York alone, it was Of the petition campaign were revealed by Harry B. Price, Secretary of the American for Non-Participation in Aggression, which is headed "Col Henry L. Stimson, former Secretary of State, as Honorary ons were forwarded to tive Hamilton Fish of the 's of the Christian and Missionary ihe Congregational and Ministers Association of an New York, the New (City Congregational Church um lesco, leand other bodies in Genoese, Midileat- Scotia, lyn, White Plains, have and the Colgate-Rochester es jo Organization has been conduct-an active campaign designed to re government action to end U.S.
Bent Japan fo war materials
ribs used to sink the American tors by the charge that the been drama' in
gunboat, USS. Panay, on December '12, 1987, in the Yangtze River, had been manufactured in Amer-munitions plants.—Havas.
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