Washington, Nov. 10.
Mr. James R. Young, for many years foreign correspondent in Tokyo who was detained in a Japanese jail for 61 days for sending news to America which did not meet with the approval of the Japanese-army, spoke bluntly about Japan to a Baltimore audience yesterday.
He declared that Japan was afraid of the United States and Soviet Russia, and was no threat to America.
Here are some of Mr. Young's more pungent remarks:
Correspondents in Asia refer to Japan's publicized new order as a "new odor," because it smells of
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bombings, "bribery, carpet-baggers and narcotics.
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