NAVAL POLICY
JAPAN WILL CO-OPERATE.
■(United 'Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright)
(Received this day at 12.10 p.m.) TOKJ.O, January 10
Admiral Hirota says, although com pelled to withdraw from the naval con ference, Japan will continue the spirit of disarmament and non-aggression. Japan does pot desire to start a build lng race, but will continue to co-op-erate with other naval powers.
“STORM SIGNAL TO WORLD”
(Received this day a.t 1.40 p.m.) LONDON, January 16.
The Continental press continues tu attach great weight to the Japanese -decision at -London. The “Berliner Tagbelatt” says . Japan’s withdrawal is a storm signal to the world. •The “Deutsche Allegmeine Zeituug" says: The world’s important problems ■lie in the Pacific. Their solution is becoming urgent. The “Angriff” says: Japan’s step is a :fresh- indication of her intention to pursue her own policy, which on the other hand, will lead to closer AngloAmerican co-operaion in the Pacific.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 January 1936, Page 6
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