1. Inability to recognize Republican China's new patriotism, unity and fighting spirit 2. Tokyo's belief the Chinese "couldn't take it."
3, The "barbaric nature of the Japanese campaign" and alleged graft and "charter orgies." which demoralized Japanese soldiers.
Mr. Donald said that in mobile operations the Chinese outfough! and outmanceuvred the Japanese so decisively that Tokyo was exasperated, bewildered and faced near chaos in administration of its China policy. former adviser led to collapse.
ite withdrawal of the German military advisers and inferior equipment, because it organized for victory at the outset of hostilities, Japan Seeking Peace Mr. Donald said that Japan vainly has tried to shorten its lines in China and lessen its commitments and is seeking peace on ever diminishing terms in order to take advantage of the international situation. escape China's toils and harvest more empire profits elsewhere.
Japan finds herself being. broken in China, Mr. Donald said. He paid tribute to Gen, Chiang for his convietion that "there can be no peace while any Japanese soldier remains on Chinese soil."—United Press
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