The Archive · 1938

Japanese Aims in Far East

Paris Comments on Admiral Suetsugu's Statement Paris, Jan. 4 "Much prominence was given in the Paris evening newspapers yesterday to an interview on Japanese aims in the Far East which Admiral Suetsugu accorded to the Japanese publication "Kaiz Attention is focussed on that part of Admiral Suetsugu's statement in which he gives the assurance that Japan intends to put an end to occidental domination in the East.

Political circles here regard this pronouncement as sufficient in itself to furnish grounds for an increased vigilance and closer ce-operation in the Far East with the United States and Great Britain.—Trans-Ocean.

Charmed by the poetic movement of the former coalheaver Harold Larwood, the rhythm and swing and precision of that dangerous bowling, accurate to the fraction of an inch like the bullets of a crack shot.

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