Urged by "Hochi Shimbun"
Attempt by Britain and United States to Wreck Tokyo Peace Conference Alleged Tokyo, Feb, 27.
Urging that the Japanese Government take a firm stand in the event of there being further delay on the part of France and Thailand accepting the Japanese peace pro-vasals, the "Hochi Shimbun," extreme nationalist organ, today' demands that the government adopt "effective and appropriate measures" in the event of Indo-China attempting a further delay in settlement."
The "Hochi" traces the recent "Far Eastern crisis" scare, accompanied by the conference in Washington of representatives of the United States, Bri Australia and the Netherlands East Indies, the strengthening of British forces. in the Far East, and other developments in dhe' Pacific, to an attempt by Britain and the ' United States to x the Toky ence and to ace confer-a Japanese.
Dutch agree me avia, oes without sayi g that suc A: man@uyres only tate Japanese public opinion and strengthen our det mination to carr policy," the "Hochi" ever, Japan prion b; tude reject leadership, or the presentation either party of insoluble ignoring the goodwill display Japan in her offer of med be clearly under st that whatever the untoward conquences the adoption of such an attitude will entail the responsibility will lie with either Thailand or French Indo-China."—Reuter,
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