Moreover, though the Panay has. been paid for, it should be rome bered in. Tokyo thay the incident is not forgotten' or forgiven and. the Japanese still Nave to live it down i"they desire botter relations with ithe United States, Yet, another important point is that American opinion has been incensed by stories of the recent relentless and savage Japanese bombing of Chung-King. eivillans.""'They know that. the Pombing of Chungking has een as Indiseriminate og that of London and Believe that 'i has the same. objective Teproration of the lilian population, 'There is ample aympal Freee for Londoners, but more for ihe peobie of Chungking for edeners had the RAR: with whi to"'strike back. 'Chungking "women and' children had 10 weather scores raids without the ability to sire Sack Teimay be, and probably is, argued Japan "that what Rappens. to Chungking clviians is no concern of 'Americans. 'Possibly' not, but the fect" must be faced. "thst Americs tooks on China sr one-of the Alles {ighting Fascist aggression, and. that she feet strongly about" she our hina, and this feeling 4s one which japanese aggression in
Sapan' is"bouna to weigh at a' tine When her relations with the United Blales are badly strained"Reuter Duke of Kent Arrive:
Tu Canada Ottawa, July, 90.
The Duke of Kent has arrived here fon a visit to Canada where he will Inspect RAF, training centre under the Commonwealth Air fies Plan, The Duke was met at Rocklifte Airport by the Governor-General, the Earl, of Athlone, Mr. W. L, Macken. zie King, the Prime Minister, and Str, "Malcolm MacDonald, British High "Commissioner, #9. Conada—Reuter. Siete Ottawa, July 31, The Duke of Kent was the guest of honour of Mfr. W. L. Mackenzie King, the Canadian, Prime Minister, at a dinner given in his honour on Wednesday night, Before leaving on Sunday for western Canada on the first part of his tour of inspection, the Duke will visit Canadian Air Force stations at Trenton and Camp Borlen in Ontario:
There will be no public functions @uring. the Duke's" visit to Canada. Atter western Canada the Duke will make, a tour of inspection of Eastern Ganada—Reuter,
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