Fusan, Nov, 18 "Open diplomacy" as contrasted the Thushchush negotiations ofthe ast will form "the keystone Fapanese tactics atthe "forthcoming Bona navalcnference Adm lid last night, oan chief Japanese delegate,
apan will not go down in diplo-rate. defeat "og She dd' before the TEeague'of Nations in the past even Should the United States trid Great Britain, actuated by the complicated motives of international "diplomacy, combine against Japan," he added.
"With eventful. conditions prevailing both in Europe and in the Orient, the coming naval conversttions may be entirely different from those, held in the past" he comment ied. "Great Britain, 1 understand, has turned from disarmament.
Increase in effectives as n result of the entangled situation in. Burope, We shall, however, seek to carry out our claims, which we consider absolutely fair," he added—Rengo.
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