More Light Needed.

There are two subjects concerning which more light is required. When one remembers how much light the Lytton Commission's report threw on the facts of Manchukuo, the thought arises that a Lytton report on the character and extent and authorship of Jew baiting in Germany would be a great help to judgment. Hitlerism is hardly understood outside Germany (if there!). The other subject is the Soviet charges against British engineers. At time of writing, the vacillation of some of the prisoners, and of one in particular, veils the facts in mystery. Rapidly recurring self-contradictions may convey to the impartial hearer a strong impression concerning a witness's mental condition, page 59 but may completely defeat any attempt to ascertain what actually occurred.