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2ahoi.r xvas acî-gne. by a Japanlese iieutrality act. The situationin i the Far tir-pJibit aiid the .American Dollar ULne East is one of no littie enbarrassmint .l re>liiet Hove , asstrnc b o hieHotise and L>partinent of1 L 'ilîese,ii Whîle tiiere have been State. iii il1iatlS <non th-at l have seenl) Invocation of Ilhe neutralitv law xviii Àih iiîitillnhr id wini<le( and dead aiicl inimediateiy stop the shiipîet of arnis ,11 c.\fcnft of the prîîperty (lainagc troi to Ch ina and japain. It wil prevelt the ihe tfghting, it is evident that the loss ofU naking. of boans to cither (iff then. 111 iv atndl h îcrvlas airéadv as'dilined 1ý.scrt,' it %viiinean that: neither of the ni rîiiJus )r~>l~ irtî Js. eligercents can obtain ars and. 1401ev Called "Protective" Fight il. the United States icrry onl their 1>MI, xve are told, a. >tatc of w ar doe's cinîflict. *~ *.i~tju te Orent.To h sur, Aerca Voants Peace 'tilicr "idea nrl atoril<eiar- Btths ti six<uld work to nîf tii ar. lu .t1le Japa]>ese liote '4)t the disadva'ntai- of China and place the i. ~ I rjtiu er Ite'Ii iiit-L'iitei States l inte* position (>f assist- i lier.îb d r toi ('bina, i îng 'Japani. in its disregard for its treaty1 i II i. t(.IchnI )II 1 gescî i. x\%e tI (I)Iigatic)ts. Whatever thee xlanàationi, !î utrctiL ail~ ItC\laiitu4the -A nierican pcopie xvanîit )e ace. Thev I. ;>t fm .do flot xvt*it again to hl)eco;nie invoived Yhifli il Htiii'? ii~ îi \'.il t -ili a foreign coniflict. it rtn l Iisii.. to ifliiîjîi. 11 li i i ai lq , Thé present slaughter ini the Far East i é-r li ti ai11g;t1t - an 1 ai . anîd getneral state of anxiety throughout rît r- s t i' r fi rtîîîit-iliIi~ j the xvorid bring us sharp ythie reéaliza-, Id n hî s..t'r*-a.- t ajîr Ui i tien ithat wve are again conlfronted wiffi '.J; lati s. i> -,fis lit ii ",.power diploiiacy," of the pre-xvar day5.i e, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~h dit~hii~srsdn ni er ."f post-war 1system ofÀ relation~s be-, *\1 1n o tht wid s askecitiý i oÀk twvcun uàtions .conducted oôidie basis of * *j*> it ît Jpaius 1rilitary actilities as a set of contracts-the Treaty of \Ver - dtl\'pruîtivc iii nature. 'fliocoien- sailles, the Covenant of the Leaguie, the ,ilti t1,,- iibc xîrx d nîi a îî\îrii hington Treýaties oi 1922 anîd the -îeîîic." < ltiiahînî ma c-ilit lPact of Paris-has bruken down under -~isîi iîctigitngbuit it xi] Le diùthie impact of. dictatorý1. Every inter- ltfi- c(inýu ilte tank ai file tiînt< a xent ilnicates that the pre- \nîric.a p i l x) read flic îvri \ var menta-ity lhas rettirledl. i ly îl 1vca st]\xi ()n 11'lite roeeî1 if When lolle viexvs these international ~Iî u laiH aiChina aîii1d j apa n arr '111vdvepiet of the iast six years, since -J a xx xx îtt&'thue a eeco1]îquest Cf ManchukuLo Has Discre 'tionary Power in defian.ce of ail treat obligations, lie )I!-r1w111ralît.x la\vlav'it -t1 tli-î pronptecî t, wconder xhether the worid W. H. CALULO1, o ANAace , *Send for Catlog New Term Sept. .20 Day à,nd Rveni'ng Classes 1718ý Sherman A venue wu. H ALW ýUNlversityr300 Late Af terno on Courses, 'Bro-(ther- Rat" Comedy. Newest Stage Success l~r ber aî,vliteu Auxettltlc' rî i Nni k, r.and Fred F. ktke ()l t i i îil1lt;i1-v e l 1, i. a GOES TO RIPON MIi-sCav enoddaughîetr of th i ~uct kynudsof 2030. 'Thcrinwýoodi aeuis Icaviing ilis week-enid to re-, t ime lier sttudies at 1 R1ipi oigWis. She xviihc(2a jnirthiý vear. Cos- les o wn Autumnn Quarter: Oct., 4 to Dec. 22 R~egistration: Sept. 27 to Oct. 2, Incluuive DUS.IN.ESS .COURZSES Downiown.' Accounting 7:00-9.-00 P. M.,.9 4utumn Quarter, Writing for Radio * Public Spokinq lcs . Ofic.. Management 1iilîg rn iaq,'anîd ler txvo son, I 11-11and carne ihome the Ttiesdav aftet; 1il.bor day froîn llthecir suinimér home, at ,ittl(' Point Sable, !Nichi., wliere tI eV s)ltthe season. Mr. PaxtQ o n c thnifr part of. thletile. [rodc fCnrlMtr TR ONI RI ADVERRTISERS, UNI.Versity 3004