FEAR OF TWO NAVIES.
JAPAN’S POINT OF VIEW. Vancouver, Feb. 18. A message from New York states that citizens of Britain, France, and Japan at a dinner in that city discussed disarmament. Mr. Ciyenga, said that the fear of but two navies was causing Japan to continue her policy of naval construction. He did not mention the countries, but he made it clear that he meant Britain and the United States. "The whole scheme of Japan’s foreign policy rests on the consideration of how best to play her part in Asia,” he said. “The initiative for curtailing naval armament must come from the chief offender who inaugurated this extravagant fashion.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1921, Page 5
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