'Tokyo, Nov. 14, "In connection with ce-operation between Japan and China, a question which ts being given considerable at~ Yention vis-davis the possibility of settlement of the Sino-Japanese hos~ {lilies dnd' the creation of a New Order in Bast Asia, a debate is regin certain quarters regarding raslbility and propriety of promoting? amicable and" permanent relation: through. inter-marriage."
"This comment is'made today by the "Hochi Shimbun," which supports the ming a brand vection opinion in Japan has come to th: conclusion "that only through inter marriage can East Asia be weldes! into a single enti "The newspaper adds that those posing the idea assert such a policy Would be disastrous, leading only Ultimate racial absorption of Japan by China.
Dr. Tomosaburo Takagi, Deane! the Law School at Hose) University, one of the leading opponents of the Inter-marriage policy is quoted follows, in stating his ease:
China is much stronger mum:
han Japan. China has 400,000, people while the oF Japa he Japanese are ood. Aceordi of heredity, a race of a strain ix' more readily, absorbed th: a race of mixed blood."—Reute Settlement of Claims From U.S. Hailed Tokyo, Nov. 14
"Highly encouraging from standpoint of Japanese-American rel jons is the a Japan Adv and managed newspaper here, It adds: "That they are eases of the Kind that can be settled most easily does not detract {rom the Importance: Of their settlement, nor does Ht matte:
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