Boycott China aid as Japan war escalates says article
The piece argues Roosevelt's Chicago speech sparked anti Japan sentiment and calls for a broad boycott of Japanese goods. It cites Stimson on Japan's reliance on imports for war materials, noting Japan lacks oil rubber iron ore and cotton while China fights with support from outside powers. It asserts outside nations should stop aiding Japan.
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