JAPAN AND AMERICA

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 6, 2 October 1920, Page 7

JAPAN AND AMERICA

PLAN FOR COMPOSING RELATIONS

JAPANESE HIGH COMMISSION

PROPOSED

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Tokio, September 30. The l'oreign Office states through an interview that Japan is considering the appointment of a High Commission as a possible means for composing rlations between Japan anil America. The plan, v/liich has not yet been submitted to the United States, is advocated by Shiduzawa ■Knnojo.

Die Foreign Office states tliab the Japnncso contention is not based oil California's refusal to Japanese of the right to own land, but on the broader ground that Japan claims for its nationals the same rights as are accordcd to other foreigners. Count Okuma is calling a meeting of a hundred leaders to discuss methods for accusing public opinion to combat the Californian agitation against tho Japanese—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn.

ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY

AMERICA'S POINT OF VIEW TO BE

SOUGHT. New York, September 30. The "New York World's" London correspondent says it is' stated in well-in-formed quarters that the British Dominions, before sending representatives to London to discuss the Anglo-Japanese Treaty, will determine their joint policy and make their attitude known to tho United States, seeking to obtain America's point of view. It is believed that India proposes to raise tho question of the exclusion .cf Indians from Empire porta. —Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn.