Tokyo, July 14, Under the caption "Totalitarian America," Mr, Retsu Kiyosawa, popular political commentator, today declared in the "Chugai Shogyo," leading commercial daily, "President Roosevelt has denounced Hitlerism but he is now out-Hitlering This las, month's contributions included -several lange donations representing individual generosity and collective effort, Without detracting in any way from the value of other donations, great and small, the following may be singled opt for special mention. ix donations from allied friends of fix £5, £25, £100, 3000 and EDI. cemmg—ma edition.. $61,000 Cathedral School for Girls (olanthe). 6,000 Mrs. E. C. Spences Rame 10100 /B.R.A. Empire Day Gymkh: 11,500 Market Garden Fair $5,000 Hungjao Golf Club 2516:
In deciding upon this month's allocation of funds the Committee, on Hitler, Mr, Kiyosawa said, "Japan has no reason for lodging a protest to ihe United States against the latter's going totalitarian, but we must draw President Roosevelt's attention to his infringement of Japanese rights in turning totalitarian,"
Japan and the.other Axis Powers had never resorted to such vandalism as confiscating and burning foreign mails, said Mr, Kiyosawa, who pointed out that United States Post Office officials had been confiscating and burning newspapers and other publications sent from Japan which contained no tendentious or pro-the grounds that the present lull in air activity over England reduced the urgency of air raid relief, took the opportunity to spread contributions over several organizations os fol. lows:
Red Cross and St. John, General Purposes. s 9 Red Cross and St. John, Prisoners of War xis King George's Fund for Sailors, Royal Navy King George Merchant Marine. MEL St. Dunstan's 500
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