The Japanese demands ars not in te'form of an ultimatum, pots out the "Morning Post" in a leader {ovaay on the SitosJapanese tension, The Jepanese "Government, the newspaper says, 1. doublies willing deter consideration of is demands There is hope, therefore, thatthe resent tension Wil not lead "to future nasutes, but lsorders, of Which the tension is symptom will Femaln until some remedy othe' han jetting is found.
Bilal, the "Morning Post" suggests," could. step into" the ade Vantage' of peace. ""japan lacks trends. "Authough she has no doubt fade many mistakes, there 1s ample Evidence that she would, Hf not alone In the world, be wiling to consider "proposal which would aida Dedcefal settlement of the' Far that way Japan's interest: ies, for' the restoration of China would be as helpful to. Japan as to the rena." Workna nity belp- te rehabilitate "China and "te ation with Japan, Britain
bring back peace, prosperity "ant contentment fo the Far Bast—Reuter, us
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