@eport for Baron Tanaka's Policy With Some Cut Defence of Interests in Manchuria Tokyo, July 27.
The Minseito last night issued its second manifesto, regarding Sino-Japanese problems, the gist of which as follows:— cone apes Gnerimut_ cooperation is needed in and for China.
The paper tells the Japanese Government there are ways, besides an outward show of strength, in attaining desired ends and advises it] to study Chinese psychology and its aspirate An Example Set Up ayo July 31. secret Clea ale unt n and Baron Shidehara, the former Foreign Minister, interviewed at Kyoto, said that the new American Treaty conceded nothing to China. In fact, he said, the most-favoured nation provision set up an example for the other nations. Asked to comment on the present Government's China policy, Baron Shidehara declared that it had no policy, "merely actions."—Reuter Ret tat atthe a a a
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