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Frequently we see statements issued by Japanese spokesmen, declaring that all that Japan peace. Japanese pro even fo s0 far as to that Japan is in any way a tie nation. In. this would like to draw the of Yoshitaka' and his tothe," bad impression that fereated by the behaviour of the Japanese Naval Landing Party.
'One recent Wednesday evening 1 went to Hongkew Park to listen the band concert, (As I neared the park, my aesthetic taste, was rudely assailed" by' the sight of the. tremendous, reinforced conette, barracks that "present Was not densely crowded. In fact, the large meadow recently acquired near the Rifle Range was absolute-empty. To my dismay, when the Dand staired to play, a contingent of of marines appeared, lanted them-elves a bare 60 ya rom the The marines could shell, and_ proceedi to flag-wags easily" have practised their exercises in any other part of the park, og. on that empty meadow, but no' they, had to come before the spectators' view presumably to remind these innocent jo-lovers that the Japanese military force isa law unto itself.
to curb these unpleasant, daily arrow Can, Me. Yoohitaka do any thing rant manifestations of the military machine? If so T thing it would help considerably to establishing a better feeling towards the Japanese community
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