The Japanese have long cir United States and elsewhere States far exceeds that of CI tatements in the ade with the United ates, the Americans ate with Japan in the subjugation and exploitation of China. An article in this week's issue (May 20) also blasts this argument Another article tells how "moving into the Settlemen ments concerned with the set-b; will to resist aggression, the "America's Stake in the Orient,"
Japanese-fostered gambling houses are of latest develop-has suffered, Chiang' Kulangsu Action, Shanghai Situation, "Moral Rearmament and the Far East,"
Franco's Book Purge and Stalin's "intervention" in Spain, "China's Refugee Millions Call for Aid," a notable article by Agnes Smedley "Paralysis of American Trade at Hankow,"
"Defense of U. S. Trade Position in China—Is it Valuable Enough?" another excellent article by John Ahlers; Recovery of Shanghai Industry—and a general summary of happenings.
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