WORLD DISLIKE OF JAPAN
RKI'MiIiUXCK IN Till! DIET
(By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (Australian & N.Z, Cable Ass 'ciatiouf TOKIO, July 9 Suzuki, a meiuher of the Diet, declared that the’whole world disliked Japan and asked whether the Government had. any definite policy to steer it through the present crisis. M. Hara replied that the world considered Japan progressive, and one cf the great live Powers ; but there were undoubtedly many things in which Japan’ needed to be careful. ■BITTER FEELING. IN THE DIET (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). (Australian A N.Z. Cable Association) (Pec. July 12, 8.45 a.m.) ‘ TOKIO, July 10 Observers here consider it a matter of great importance that the iovarer Minister for Justice, Ozaki, announced that he would henceforth abandon, all political parties and wagp an independent fight to defeat militarism in Japan. A bitter fight is being con■ducted iu the Diet, where the uuw jority party, which is supporting the Government, is attacked. The Opposition parties introduced a. resolution asking the Government to retire, due to its economic, Siberian, and foreign policies and opposition to iiuvoisa! suffrage.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 12 July 1920, Page 5
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