JAPAN AND SINGAPORE.
REASONABLE VIEW TAKEN. CONSTRUCTION INEVITABLE, Reuter. TOKJO. Dec. 19. Admiral Baron Tomosabura Kato, when interviewed, said that, while as an individual Japanese he. did not welcome the construction of the Singapore base, he was of the opinion that as the base was contemplated for the past 20 years, and wa* also outside the scope of the Washington Treaty, its construction was inevitable. : ; Thti British authorities had given 'their assurance that it was purely a national affair, and not intended to influence international relations. Japan will, however, watch closely future developments. :>L
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18888, 22 December 1924, Page 11
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