London, Oct. 1
Japan wants more submarines, but will insist on the abolition of! aircraft-carriers a5 a weapon of aggression, Admiral Yamamoto declared to-day during a press interview.
Admiral Yamamoto said he did not think that Manchoukuo would enlarge her existing naval force, but he said that the repercussions of the establishment of Manchoukuo imposed new obligations upon Japan's navy.
Referring to Japan's opposition to the ratio system, Admiral Yamamoto said that Japan' did not believe in Grading the defensive strength of nations. As the only way to abolish the ratio system lies in the denunciation of the Washington Treaty, Japan will insist on its abrogation, Popul by saying that he believed that 0 ship-building race will be averted by concessions on the part of all nations concerned.—Rengo.
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