U.S. INDICTMENT OF JAPAN
■Presa Assn.-
Attitude is Similar to That of League
WASHINGTON STATEMENT " • \ ■
• (By Telegraph-
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(Received 7, '3.15 p.m.) ■ WASHINGTON, Oct." 6. • Tlie State Department's statement branding Japan as an aggressor refers to the nature of the League report and indicates that^tlie United States' own attifude from the beginning was a desire to assist in the peaceful solution ot the difficulties between Japan and China. It outlines the necessity of abstinence by all nations from the use of force in pursuit of their policy and from interference in the affairs of otlier nations. It emphasises, too, the advisability of settlement of problems by peaceful negotiation and agreement, respect by all nations of the rights of other nations and of the sanctity of treatiea. The statement concludes by deelaring that the American viewpoint on the Sino-Japanese war is thus in general accord with that of the League,
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 12, 7 October 1937, Page 6
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