The Archive · 1936

Japanese Objections

Tokyo, July 17.

The new agreement was reported to-day to contain clauses unscceptable to Japan. The Foreign Office authorities are now studying the text of the agreement.

'A detailed report on the progress of the Montreux deliberations "was made to the Cabinet this morning by Mr, Hachiro Arita, Foreign Minister.

Mr. Arita analyzed the political and military aspects of the draft agreement, and emphasized that Japan could not agree to the limitation of her rights by the League of Nations, to which she does not being—Domel.

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