News: CBS: Japan Takes Anti-American Attitude (excerpt highlighted in gray)

September 28, 1940

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Japanese Press is taking a bold attitude toward the US following their alliance with Germany and Italy. Dispatch from Shanghai: Japan and China may reach agreement. From London: 1). Light night last night. Germans mostly circled around the center of the city. Suburbs did get hit. 2). Boeing B-17 flying fortresses are severely criticized in British press. Dispatch from Rome on British attack in Libya. From Berlin: 1). Attacks on England continue on a large scale. 2). Hitler gives award to Japanese foreign affairs minister to honor new alliance. 3). American press is outraged at three powers agreement. 4). Americans in Berlin feel they should make arrangements to return home. From Washington: 1). National director of the draft still not named. 2). Relations with Japan and aid to Britain discussed.