BRITAIN AND JAPAN
AMBASSADOR’S REPORT. [by CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYBIGHT. J TOKIO, August-8. "Britain recognises that Japan’s is a stabilising influence in Eastern Asia and Britain desires to co-operate with Japan in firmly defending British rights and interests in China.” states Matsudaira, in reporting to Premier Hirota, according to the paper ‘‘Niehl Nichi Shimbun.” The newspaper comments that this report reverses the earlier impression that Britain is enviously attempting to interfere with Japan’s policy in China. It adds: “Britain shows a tendency now. not onlv to abandon the policy of checking' Japan’s economic advance in China. but even to resort to an AngloJapanese joint capitalisation of various enterprises that now are capitalised by Britons.” . . . . 'l'he paper also asserts: ‘‘Britain is showing a tolerant altitude in regard to Japan's intimation to China that she (Japan) desires North China to be treated as a special area. Britain also shows a tendency now to recognise the de facto realities of Manchukuo."
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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 August 1935, Page 7
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