Proceeding then to take a hypothetical ease in which Japan would have no armaments, Mr. Yano asks what would happen.
"Very likely nothing," he replies. yt we keep armed, then we might invite am attack on us, but depend upon it, the entire absence of people not to destroy these posters. Tf they do destroy them, it, proves that they are enemies of Chi The posters of cream-coloured paper and in large print. Th ey fare everywhere in great profuse even on the Assembly Hall.
The following incident forms ar interesting psychology I study.
'A game of lawn tennis had been arranged at_the tennis courts between two Ohinese and two Amer One of the Chinese did not turn up. The others looked arent ud to find a substitute and there fa_student posting up the "shoot to Kill" posters that were greatly evidence at the beginning of he season. The players called out the student to come and play and put down his posters and joined the other three in the game!
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