JAPAN AND ARMAMENTS.
FEELING AGAINST U.S.A. (AUSTRALIA}? AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (BY CAI*LE-rBEB3 ASSOCIATIOK-COPYBIOHT) (Received November 26th, 9.2S p.m.) TOKYO, November 25. Japan is "willing to send delegates to another Washington Conference, according to :x statement issued by th© Foreign Office to-day. A majority of Japanese experts bt& agreed, however, that further concessions in. the matter of navail reduction, or change in the number o£ auxiliary craft and fterc-plan.es, is unlikely, owing to popular sentiment against any American proposals, caused by the Immigration Act, and the American Defence Day and coming naval manoeuvres at Hawaii.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18241, 27 November 1924, Page 9
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