Unanimously Approve of Replies to Naval Notes Tokyo, Feb. 13.
With seldom paralleled unanimity, the press of the land this morning gave unqualified approval to the Government's rejection of foreign requests for information on Japan's naval shipbuilding plans.
Both the press and political observers said the rejection was well justified by the "affront" presented by the foreign demand and the "injudicious" methods used by Great Britain, France and the United States to secure Japan's consent to a limitation of naval armaments.—Domei,
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