The Archive · 1933

Banff Conference Warned of War Banff

The grave possibility of war will follow efforts to combat Japanese industrial expansion, "delegates the conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, now in session here, were told to-day by Prof.

E, Gregory, the London University economic cheve armed conflict will be unavoidable unless an outlet granted. Japanese products," Pro: mor Gregory declared. Retrring, Rinated by. the. termination. of the rently, tothe present dispute

Indo-Japanese commercial agree iment, He added, "doubt whether the Anglo-Japanese controversy can settled" equitably at a confer ence or by any other method.

The question of finding outlets for the surplus Chinese and 3a fosse population and" the stra between Great, Britain and over the textile market are ex net: Ing. such attention among the delegates. to the conference of the {nstheute of Pacific Relations mecting here that it has been decided tov vote another two days to cuss these questions, In the course of to-day's discus sion, Professor. Uyeda of Tok I in connection with the frst Sublecty that the Jspanese had "an Stlontal birth-rate "with an oceldental death-rate," so. the growth population was almost limitless, Profescor Takahashi claimed that the present Birth-rate would not be maintained, parily. because, of me ustrialisation and. partly because education would invariably lead. birth control—Reuter.

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