MANCHUKUO
JAPANESE ECONOMIES a. rKTOBT TO QUESTIONED® SYDNEY, Nov. 28. Dr. K. S. Inui, a Japanese economist, addressed the Institute of Political Science last night on Japanese activities in China. Questioned about the reasons for Japan's action ih’Mahcfiukuo, Dr. Inui told his audience that they were too logical. "But Sydney logic does not explain everything,” he said. "There are too many things you do not know. I would quote you one thing which should explain Japanese action in Manchuria—' *Do unto others what others would do to you—but do it first.' '' Dr. Inui said that, in regard to Japanese possessions in China, Japan was in a vastly different position from all ether nations. Japan acquired hex rights or concessions, bnt Europeans took them from an unwilling China foi their lip service.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 3, 5 January 1937, Page 2
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