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JAPAN’S POLICY
IN CHINA TO BE
MORE LIBERAL
TOKIO, Nov. 25 (by Associated
Press).—Belief that if Japan’s diplo
macy toward China were conducted so
as to really promote the friendly rela
tions between these two countries all
troublesome questions between Japan
and the United States would disap
pear is expressed by Baron Kogoro
Takahira, one of the authors of the
famous Takahira-Root agreement. The
baron, who formerly was ambassador
to the United States, gave his opin
ion in an interview to the Teikoku
News Agency, one of the important
news-gathering institutions of Japan.
Referring to the agreement he made
with Elihu Root, the baron said:
“The object of the agreement, which
was proposed at Japan's instance, was
to avert collision of interest in China
of the high contracting parties, and
to cement the bond of permanent
amity and cordiality between them.
At that time there were evident in
dications of the growth of anti-Japa
nese sentiments pervading China,
while on the Pacific many problems
threatening the interests of Japan and
the Japanese were brewing in fjawaii
and the Philippines. The situation
and gloomy outlook gave rise to wild
rumors calculated to be detrimental to
the interests of and friendly relations
between the two countries.
“The imperial government thereon
proposed to America to enter upon
negotiations for the conclusion of an
agreement which resulted In the com
ing into existence of the Takahira
Root agreement, with a view to sweep
ing away all such injurious, sensa
tional rumors. The agreement is sin
cere and candid in itself, ai\d it is tan
tamount to an attempt to break a
sealed bond to question the virtue of
the agreement or its power to con
^ trol international relations.
■'Every country has a number of
men of jingoistic type, who from their
different standpoints make it their
business to work against the inter
ests of other countries. With regard
to the Amerlcan-Japanese questions
which have come to arrest the keen
attention of the public of late, I must
warn the Japanese people not to give
credit to what is reported from time
to time by dispatches, but to wait and
see the devfelopment of the situation,
maintaining a calm and magnanimous
attitude.
“At the same time I must call the
attention of my countrymen to the
fact that most of the disputes and dis
sensions between Japan and America
invariably arise from Chinese ques
tions, and If Japan's diplomacy toward
China be guided and conducted in a
proper way, so as to really promote
friendship between the two countries,
all troublesome questions or compli
cations between Japan and America
will disappear. And yet I must ad
mit that the settlement of the pend
ing Sino-Japanese questions is the
hardest of all difficult tasks.”
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