Mr. Nakano broke into the news in Shanghai last week when he delivered fiery attack denouncing British impenalism and bitterly criticizing the attitude of the Japanese Government 35 too moderate in dealing with foreign rights and interests in China.
Meantime, in Tokyo more conservative members of the Diet roundly criticized Mr. Nakano for his "deser-ion from duty" for leaving Japan during a Diet session. He obtained week's leave of absence when he Viceroy Asks Indian Princes' Aid svectaL To mE
New Delhi, Mar. 13.
The Marquess of Linlithgow Viceroy of India, has asked a meeting of the Princes of the States, to make it their constant care to watch and remedy legislative grievances in the administrative field.
He said that no one has succeeded in devising a more satisfactory method of dealing with the problem in Indian States than the Federation scheme.—Reuter left the Japanese capital Mr. Nakano's travels were brought io the attention of the bargaining committee of the Lower House en March 2; Mr. Yuki Takeuchi, Minseito.
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