SIR JOHN FINDLAY

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 12 February 1921, Page 7

SIR JOHN FINDLAY

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

WHITE MEN'S COUNTRIES

BY fABM—PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPI'EIOHT

(Reuter.) . LONDON," Feb. 10

Sir John Findlay, in an article in the Press, 6»ys New Zealand and Australia, while appreciating Japan's assistance in the war, have resolved to remain white men's countries. They have prepared plans for a big scheme, firstly of Imperial, and secondly of European . immi&rai»on, barring Germans «.nd Russians, and the ' scEeme -will presently be launched.

Sir John says that* New Zealand and Australia object' emphatically\to a renewal of the Anglo-Japanese treaty, which is not justified now that the German and Russian menaces have been, removed and America is ready to make common cause in the event of a Japanese peril. The question must be properly threshed out st the coming. Imperial Conference.