Japan to Continue "Rights"
Despite Threat Tokyo, Nov, 30, Represomatives of major Japanesn ishing concerns to-day' announced their intention to fish in Soviet no them waters even if Moscow fails sign the already-negotiated Fisheries Convention, This met with the approval of the officials of the Attn teles of Navy, Foreign Amfalts an Axriculture and Forestry, all of whom expressed their hope that the Soviet authorities "would not violate Fighs granted to Japan "under the terms of the Portsmouth realy.
'The Foreign Minister, Mr, Hachiro Arita, informed members' of the Privy Council on Nov, 25 that i the Soviet Government failed for any reason to sign the nvention, Japan could resort" tre DR
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