Berlin, Feb. 13. Full approval of Japan's action over ties of' her anti-Communist struggle and her rights to expansion were enough to Justify Tokyo's initiative. Secretary i 'Mr. RA. Buller, declared in the House of Commons' that an occupation. of Hainan Island by the Japanese would raise complications," the "Nazional Zeitung" stated. "But, as on every other occasion when "a total State poured salt ard pepper in the reply _correclly unequivocally. The reorganization of East Asia will not be halted by the exhumation of ancient treaties, by notes, or by at~ tempts at interference. "it may be hoped that the democratic states will realize this"
The "Frankischer Tageszeitung" also unreservedly supported the whatever measures she deems proper fo wipe out Bolshevism in China," this paper added. "The Japanese did no more than General Franco in his occupation of Minorca. Japan needs vital space. The conquest of Hainan is a significant event within the framework of the development being pursued along the Pacific coast."—Havas.
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