Availing himself of the third Janniversary of the signing of the very important" Treaties of Wash~ ington, Baron Shidehara, the For-Jeign Minister, who was at that time JJapanese Ambassador to the United States and the chief Japanese delegate to the Washington Conference, {has issued an official communication, lauding the results of those meet ings, which "have proved highly [beneficial to all parties all jing the menacing competition in Jeapital ships and at the same time finally removing all unfounded suspicions which were at one time Jeurrent regarding the acts and me Htentions of Japan in China and else-
Baron Shidehara pleads for a con-nuance of the spirit of "reason, courage, tolerance and, I may add, sympathy," which gave the Arms Conference "a high abiding place in the annals of mankind'
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