BRITAIN AND JAPAN
» a— ft — Hope for Rapprochement LONDON, April 4. The "Financial News’ ’’ political correspondent understands that Japan i is prepared to make substantial trade i concessions to Britain in return for something in tho nature of the treaty abrogated in 1921. It is believed that neither Australia nor New Zealand is any longer hostile to a rapprochement between Japan and Britain. The main opponents are still the United States and Canada, but there has been a marked decrease in Britain’s willingness to defer to the wishes of Canada : since Ottawa, while the recent understanding between the United States
and Japan may defer the former now objecting to an Anglo-Japanese rapprochement.
The correspondent hints that the coming conference will be strictly relevant to price and trade concessions.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 95, 5 April 1934, Page 7
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