Japan is convinced that" world peace. may "be maintained only through the construction of new pengo machinery decentralizing world policing into regional agree ments," and through leaving the soltlement of Far Eastern questions {o the Pacife nations, Mr. Takayanagi, Japanese delegate to the Institute of Pacific relations conference, told. reporters here to-day.
"While economic relations between Europe and she United States will always remain purely economic relation," Mr, Takayanagi said, "China and Japan are on a_different basis ne fo geographical propinquity."
Answering Mr. 'Takayanagi'. sta ment, Russian delegates here asserted that the Japanese view of world peace maintenance could. be interpreted "only as a justification in advance of war as-an' instrument of national policy.
"Mir. Takayanagi divided the world into two parts," one of the Russian dogales said. "First, the Occident where Japan does not desire to use force, and secondly, Asia, where Japan, would not be Feluctant to use One of the greatest spurs to Japanese progress to-day, said one dele-ate, was "the perfectly legitimate Aesize of every country to become 3 rear nation and to secure recognition and equality.
"Like the, United States." the dele-rate said, "We have different <diplomatic policies in diferent parts of the world, but none of these are imperlatistie""
Japan, said one of the delegates, was willing to enter into agreements with every, country based on the "open door" policy, Japan, the assembled delegates were informed, did not desire to dislocate foreign trade. United Press,
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