Check to Occidental Military Invasion:
Chiengo, Feb. 9.
Japan Far Easiern policy is designed' to. prevent Occidental, political and military invasion of China, Ambassador H. Saito declared hhere to-day in a speech delivered before the Foreign Relations Mr. Salty emphasized the danger at the present time from Soviet Rusvia which he said already has encompassed Outer Mongolia. "ven Sinkiang seems to be coming under Sovi influence," he further stated.
The Ambassador went on to state that the prevention of western nations from establishing further naval bases such os the Russians had fat Port Arthur and the Germans had Int Tsingtao correlated this policy.
"Until China's condition'
Saito declared, "no longer "tempts adventurous foreign nations into the Orient, Japan must be prepared for any eventualities."
He declared that the Russians violated the Treaty of Portsmouth as far back as 1925 by Inclting the Chinese to expel all foreigners which eventually compelled Japan to act defensively in Manchuria, The Japanese Ambassador to the united States revived the Issue of extrality by stating that Japan would welcome a Chinese Government cayable of affording sufficient pro~ tection. to forelmers to enable the foreign governments to withdraw their troops, "in this respect we sympathize with our great neighbour more fully than others because we suffered the humiliation of extrality during the early years of our intercourse with Occidental nations" the Ambassador concluded—United Press,
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