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DOLLS FROM JAPAN EMBLEM OF PEACE (United Press Association—Bv Electrio Telegraph—Copyright) t MELBOURNE, 29th November, With picturesque formality Sir Stanley Argylc, Premier, received from the Japanese society of Melbourne a presentation of two dolls specially imported from Japan! as a. Centenary gesture. Explaining that in Japan a. doll was regarded as an emblem of peace, the society said: “We Japanese residents of Melbourne desire to present dolls to Victoria as an eternal token of peace and friendliness of the people of Japan for Australia.’’
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 30 November 1934, Page 2
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