'MOGI (near Nagasaid) reads for motoring through plefgesque' mouniaine and valleys, Boating, "shing, bathing. Per and diving board. close to. Hotel, and the Hotel motor-launch takes those apprehensions as irrelevant. Tt {snot believable that British statesmanship will ever entertain a return fo anything like the obsolete Anglo-JJapanese entente. The consequences of' such a move will be calamitous. America is, moreover, too important country not to be' consulted on }Pacite issues and she would cer-{tainly be strongly opposed to anything approaching such an arrangement. We should therefore, accept with good faith the prompt assurance made by the British Government that there should be no deviation from the set policies of the British Gov-jemment. Should this be"so, that. is, the Anglo-Japanese conversations were meant for furthering peace in the Pacific, we need not have any Japprehensions about it, Further, we should offer our whole Inearted ce-operation to bring about something like a Pacific Pact as suggested by Mr. J. A. Lyons, the Australian Prime Minister. Any such
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