AMERICA & JAPAN

Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1933, Page 5

AMERICA & JAPAN

EASTERN POLICY

CHARGE MADE IN CONGRESS.

(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)

WASHINGTON, March 26

Representative I’inkham charged that the Roosevelt Administration, apparently, * wishes for war in Asia with Japan. He referred to the joint resolution now pending in Congress for vesting in the President the power to prohibit the exportation of. arms and war munitions to countries that are engaged in a dispute or conflict. Air Tinkham charged that this O resolution was aimed at Japan, and that it indicated that the present Administration has adopted the whole foreign policy of the last Administration, which had been completely dominated by the British Foreign Office.

JAPANESE COUNCIL’S APPROVAL

OP RESIGNATION FROM LEAGUE.

Tokyo, March 2 1.

. The ■ plenary Japanese Privy Council this morning was held in th e presence of the Emperor., The Council unanimously approved of the resignation or Japan from the .League of Nations. The decision was ordered t 0 be cabled Sir Eric Drummond (Secretary of'the League) this afternoon. Baron Saito is then making a proclamation, and the Emperor is issuing a decree to the nation.

GERMAN NEGOTIATIONS DENIED

BERLIN, March 26

The .Japanese Embassy categorically denies th e report of Germano-Jap-anese negotiations, regarding the exGerman mandates in the Pacific.