Tokyo, July 11 Commenting on the incident in Shanghai on Sunday wien United States Fourth Marines were said to have maltreated 16 Japanese Gen darmes, the "Japan Times" recalled its commentary today that throughout the China affair, the slightest and most paltry instances lof real or fancied affronts to Amer-teans or other foreigners, even when feaused during the course of Japanese military operations, drew furious outbursts of condemnation in tue Amer-Jean press.
"The Incident," the paper concluded, may serve to precipitate the urgent question of foreign troops in Shanghai whose presence is unjustly hed and unnecessary, has been adequately shown in Peiping and other places: where Téreigners live that their lives and properly have been as safe under Sapanese protection as they could be in their own countries.
"of this Incident," the journal declared, "serves to hasten the solution of this garrison problem, it will be in the interests of all' concerned. The withdrawal of all foreign "reaps is required as right and tu the in-
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reed Japan to follow the polley of tooth for a tooth, a sword for a. sword," in settling the incident in Shanghai between the United States Marines and the Japanese Army.
Such a policy should be adopted, the paper said, ing a reeurren In disposing of the dispute at The most significant factors in the Shanghai incident, the paper said. Where these: "IL Occurred in Shanghai where the Japanese lag is pte-dominant: and it occurred because of the presence of such uncivilized American Marines who owe their istence to the International Settlement"—United Press.
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