JAPAN’S POLICY.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14697, 31 August 1915, Page 3

JAPAN’S POLICY.

REApY TO FIGHT GERMANY. TOKIO, August JOBaron jvato (Japanese Ambassador, in Loudon);, at a mass, mooting oi' constitutional '-Unionists, claimed to represent the opinions of the ■ majority of the Japanese in foreseeing the 1 complete' ■Victory-of the Allies, fie added that if afterwards Germany attacked Japan the hitter would ’be prepared to meet her with guns, ships, and men. He denounced., tile Opposition attacks on Baron pkunia. > Tnc administration of the latter had successfully solved important national questions, and maintained .Japfineso honour and dignity. MUNITIONS. BRITISH WORKERS ENTHUSIASTIC. .' ’ LONDON, August :so. ’ The' Daily Telegraph says that the ■Munition's Parliamentary Committee- visited the munition workers in the five, leading 'centres. There was a frank and friendly discussion on the need, for redoubled efforts', especially in view of their com-' radeg’--patience and self-sacrifice in the trenches,, which stimulated the workers’ enthusiasm. The visitors said i hey recognised the, arduous, work which had already been achieved. Correspondence reaching the committee testifies -.to the value of These meetings,. AUSTRALIAN-MADE SHELLS. MELBOUBNC, August :i(). Senator Pearce has announced that] he is now iu a position to call tenders for the manufacture of shell bodies, and, is considering .the establishment of a Government .arsenal for the -manufacture of 18-pouuder ammunition. Arrangements will be made to retain in Australia skilled workmen to make munitions.

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