DISARMAMENT

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 July 1921, Page 5

DISARMAMENT

..„__ , FEELING IN JAPAN. , BX CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIiiCICN—COPYRIGHT j TOK3O, July 9. The ex-Minister of Justice is return- j ing from a 10,000-m.ile trip, in which1 he spoke on behalf of disarmament. He stated that if the American Government proposes an international conference to discuss restrictions or disarmament it will surely be the beginn;ng of the solution of all diplomatic questions between Japan and the United States. He added that his audiences were over- i whelmingly in favour of disarmament.