"cordial support of the principle that the" Anti-War Pact will Yaxen as the starting point, for all discussions on disarmament," Japan expresses confidence that the sense of national security inspired by the Treaty, will pave the way to a finally tottlenient on outstanding questions of naval disarmament, Japan expresses her "sincere and earnest. hope" that the Conference will succeed in the adoption of plans enleulated to. promote internation-'a) peace and goodwill and will re-Move humanity of the heavy burden of armaments whether existing The reply concludes with the words "It ix not merely the limita. tion, but also the reduction, of armaments that all nations should seek to attain."
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