JAPAN AND THE LEAGUE.
LONDON, July G
■The "Daily Express" Tokio correspondent 'reports that a Japanese statesman, interviewed, said: Japan would politely welcome the League of Nations, but, with Premier Hara, they did not believe thfe.'League--would relieve auy nation o£ the obligation to •devei^y Its 6WII strength. ..Vfcremier .Takashi ilava said Japan must, make'i further efforts. • Li'euteiiant-Gpueral Tanaka, •Minister of. ')Yar, (ieclai'ed that Japan iv oraiH 1 to maintain peace, .'especially in the Orient must cultivate national strength. Me warned' young ..men against new ideas from abroad. , . . _
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9652, 8 July 1919, Page 8
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