Britain and America Secking to Meet Japan's View Tokyo, Nov. 30, 'An enthusiastic send-off by many thousands of persons in and around Tokyo Station was accorded this thorning the Japanese delegation to the' forthcoming five Power naval disarmament conference in London, \-The. delegation is sailing this "afternoon from Yokohama for America, Destroyers, submarines lanes will participate in lyell, while all warships in
ding Japanese papers tak "WIM fee a salute, sion to dwell in their Sbititorial columns upon. the import "ance df the coming conference and "tress the necessity of Japan having "10 per cent ratio in inge cruisers Lis-a-vis America, opposing the abolitioh of submarines and inst upon the reduction of armaments, not mere limitation, Dee. 2.
It is learned in oficial circles that rently fearing the possibility of an impasse if Japan upon a 70 per cent, ratio in big cruisers vis-d-vis are attempting to find an fe solution to the question of meeting Japan's requirements in national defence, With this object in view they have! requested Japan to indicate the total number of auxiliary vessels she will Require instead of seeking a ratio, No reply has yet been sent, but it understood the authorities are now. considering the matter.—Reuter,
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