JAPANESE MISSION IN LONDON
DELEGATES WELCOMED ■ JAPAN'S PART IN THE WAR . ■■• London, June 12. ■ At the luncheon in honour of the Japanese Mission,' the Japanese' Ambassador. (Viscount' Chinda), replying on 'behalf of the Japanese'delegates , t<, the forthcoming International Parliamentary Conference' on Commerce, said that, however- gravo the present military situation, he was firmly convinced of the ultimate.triumph of Ihe Allies. It was not Germany's fault that the mistrnst'and'suspicion.'be-' twoen Japan and the Unitcid Stntes ■ had been swept away. Japan had done her- , best, and would continue to do her utmost, in the great cause sho had made her own. • Sir Joseph Ward (New Zealand) said that the Dominions wondered why the Motherland had allowed German commercial penetration to continue. Tho Japanese Ambassador's speech proved that tho Anplo-Japnneso Alliance contributed to the maintenance • of peace. The safo arrival of tho Australasian delegates ceuld not have been guaranteed but for the Japanese Navy ■ in the Pacific. Even if the present land battle went against us, Germany would never heat us while we had tho Navy.-Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 229, 15 June 1918, Page 7
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175JAPANESE MISSION IN LONDON Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 229, 15 June 1918, Page 7
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