The year 1930, it is considered, will" see the fruition or ramation Jof all the work done and the hopes endangered during this year. The press urges the (Government not to manoeuvre for position at London, not to seck to get a rise out of another nation, but to work wholeheartedly to secure peace "if the work of man. is to endure."
While Japanese publicists not. that the brate in man jean be suppressed by legislating] against instruments of destruction Jand contend that, even if every] }weapon be dumped into the deepest} part of the ocean, mankind will ght, if there is a cause, with their bare' fists, still it ie admitted that Jan unarmed: peace is much- better than an armed peace, for even if
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