RACIAL EQUALITY.
JAPAN '$&^^^ESS HER CLAIMS. ( (Received; Sept) 16, ;9 f a.m.) NEW YORK, Sep\ 15. A Paris despatch says : Japan- intends to press the question of; racial, equality before- the League of Natidns Assembly m. Geneva, on 15. It % is believed if Japan fails to win racial recognition, - • giving' .immigrants/: y^qual rights and privileges with; thope from other countries 1 , * she will .withdraw frbn> I the\Lea^ue« In v pjepariation the fight Japan has retained accoihin'ddation at Geneva for -the largest , d,elegatrony three official delegates and 62. other representatives.' It is reported that CJount I»liii may . peraonally eoiiduct • the negqtia-.ions.^-A.^ and v N.2:C;A. -
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15320, 16 September 1920, Page 5
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