N.C.D.N. Special Correspondent in Japan j Tokyo, May 31. reference to Mr. Anthony Eden's speech on war aims in he mentioned Great Britain, the British Dominions, tes of America and South American countries as being din ti irae here regarded as strange and illogical that factors in a post-war world social reorganization rfyl nations as Japan and Soviet Russia should ted by him. The Japanese consider.this as due to te lack of knowledge world conditions or the s to recognize the present situation and the future of Western Pacific areas.
European order, drew a scatching attack from the "Hochi," which was the only newspaper this morning to comment on Mr. Eden's address, setting forth Britain's war aims.
Declaring that Britain itself was well-known for crimes committed in
dues conditioned on a British "Hochi" pointed out that Mr. Eden's the fair name of erally. the victory. J Commenting further the "Hóehi" declared that Mr. Eden's proposal
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