The spokesman recalled that the spirit of, the Anglovapancse AL Hance remained, though it had boom merged with the agreements reach-fed at the Washington Conference. Ho "stated that General Baron crushing losses on privately owned cables. The Imperial Wireless Con~ ference was faced with the problem of maintaining cable communication the least costly method for the taxpayer and also of finding some method of working whick would enable very free development of the latest inventions through the beam! wireless system or otherwise.
Continuing he pointed out that the advisory committee would represent all Governments and that the latter were additionally responsible in their respective countries for safeguarding proper service and Tanaka, Count Uchida and other high officials had discussed the possibility of closer international ce-operation wis-vie of China and nad agreed as to its advisability.
"Japan," he said, "views thd present situation in China with concern, as the Powers have pr tically ceased to act together despite the importance of showing united front in view of the approach, of sch problems a tat autonomy Which require united action."
"This," ne added, "is the yj io? only of oficial but also Gam ful business interests, thong! tmatlor has not yet been formally discussed. by" the Cabinet, nor. has Sapun definitely" approached Britain With a concrete proposal for ore operation in China conclusion the spokeamam stressed Japan's desire that: Anverie a be included in any. plan of unites
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