That the Brazilian Goveriment. has only the Japanese to depend on ito develop the immense untouched natural resources of that vast South American Republic and that, therefore, there is no need to fear any movement to shut the Japanese out iwas the gist of a statement made by Mr, Tashichi Tatsuke, Japanese ambassador to Brazil, who has just returned to Japan for a vacation.
The Japanese have made good the state of Para, according to the Japanese envoy who added that the Brazilian Government did enact an Janti-align law in 1923, but has not enforced it because Brazil has not {the man-power to develop her country. Ambassador Tatsuke then uttered 2 warning as regards the type of Japanese who should be sent out. "Only those men and women who are able to adjust themselves to the customs, language and manners Jof the country they are going to Jshould be permitted to do 50," he said, ighted policy if the Imperial Conerence ignores the "interests and ights, the sentiments and fears, even the prejudices" us under the—British wg in Asia, The interests and ights, the aspirations and interests, f these millions, the Japanes maintain, dovetail with the aspiraions and interests of other mill-in Asia who do not owe alle-lance to the Union Jack, A ious wish is expressed that "the problem will be solved in a spirit f justice and fairplay and not left rankle through advocacy of the also notion of superiority because race, colour or birth."
The Japanese press hat migration is one yarld's "most vexatious problems, ud that in making attempts cive it, the repercussions go far eyend the countries directly con-vined. One paper declares that the panese are still smarting under he ruling the American Immigra-ion Bill authorized and expresses the ope that "Great Britain will once ain light the torch which will how the world the way out otherwise be a dangerous As regards the Singapore base, Japan maintains that it is directed her, "Australia in particular is anxious that the but Japan has no des surplus population on lands hat donot welcome us." It is gen-rally hoped that work on the case will be suspended, otherwise t is feared that the jingoes here vil shout for some corresponding threat."
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