America May Endure What China Faces Today New York, June 19.
Madame Chiang Kai-shel) the United States that America resolutely opposes aggressors, it will have to endure what China is enduring today perhaps within another generation, the American Committee of Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression today.
The Committee published a letter from Madame Chiang written to a Wellesley College classmate. The wife of China's wartime leader sounded her warning in the letter.
Madame Chiang also vividly described the Japanese bombing raids carried out over Chungking on May 3 and 4
She charged the raids were the verst exhibition of cold-blooded mass murder the Japanese so far have been able to perpetrate."
China's First lady the fatalities as a result of the two successive raids were at least 3,000.—United Press.
Clipper Movements Manila, June 19.
The Honolulu Clipper is to arrive here tomorrow and the China Clipper is expected on June 27. The California Clipper is to come here on July 4 and the Philippine Clipper on July 11. Next mail to the United States closes here at 7 pin. on June 23.—United Press.
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