In 1983 a book called "The Menace of Japan" by T. O'Conroy described as "Lote Professor of Keio Univer-Tokyo" was reviewed. on. this Journal's book page with some sever ity, owing to the recklessness of the author's statements, his manifest and the kelihood that his bool would in game reel hatred: rather than promote understanding. Almost immediately "after this review "appies which countries, notably America, Tt is hoped that persistence Ju. bringing this horrible trade to public attention will assist in the ultimate attain~ ment of the objects which Geneva has at heart and' for which the Chinese authorities and the Shanghai Munieipol Council have been developing and intensifying ce-operative efforts at suppression and detection.
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