The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
JAP METHODS
in DISFAVOR
Alliance With Great Britain
Which Expires In 1921. May
Not BE Renewed.
HOSTILITY is INCREASING
sGreed for Power Causes Nation
TO BE Characterized as Aggres-
slve Bully Of the Far East.
fBy Wilton nronnrr.)

London. Nov i3-In England there
has been no such dramatic revelation
- japanese methods as have been
made by gack Mason Ia his exclusive
articles but nevertheless q j. true %
80 mat British feeling - steadily
erysialiizing against TIE unnatural al
ilance with Iapan
This alliance specifies expiration IN
IuA, i92i. unless denounced b. one or
both 10 July. ige0 Neither side de-
nounced the treaty. Instead. they an
n0uneed their intention ~ renewing
a nut. cumplylns win the provisions
af ihe ieague ~ nations covenant
iheY have nled copy II TIE treaty
Nllh the council 80 that II can b. eN-
tmlned % see whether any ~ its
provisions are Ia conflict win the
sovcmaui
There was great opposition to re-
nemai ~ ihe alliance before ia was
made and there ls sfcat opposition O.
li n0w The main CAUSES of attack
eter here are a. follows
first-Ausiralla's desire for : white
Ansifali8.
-econd-Th ErowtnE fcciing that
nrltains alliance with Japan VII bo|
locked upon with disfavor 81 Amcrlet
THIRD Resentment over larans at
lilude low afd China
Tho opposition a. the treaty Is CON
nned 60 no particular section ~ the
Press I have sern denuuelati0ns OF
he alliance in Tory Liberal and so-
eiallst newspapers aud weekllcs alike.
Thus On the Liberal weekly Every
nan. before The alliance was renewed,
oliver Cuyue wrote thBt none ~ thc
reasons formerly mpelllus Britain to|
make thc alliance ans longer existed
ttarmany was smashed Hussia was in
ruins.
iic maintained mat during the war
there were times when thc laps were
nal a. kern on their alliance with Britt
sln as they might have been. He
charged lapan's policy towards China
faF the past nNe years had been one
~ ruthless domination, bat little re-
muvnd from iirussianlsm. lle charged
Japan had. in iho past made demands
shd concluded treaties which were Kept
secret from Britain lia went O. the
eStgnt 90 asserting q renewal ~ thu
treaty meant Britain WAS binding her.
salf % the realities of the chinese ~
uaiiom. that eve are not sacrificing tho
saod feeling ~ America and Our colo
niea. and that We are plaS lng direct 10.
ta ihe hands of ihe 8RwressiNe. amhi-
fious bully Of the Fsr East
iuhn Hughes, writing Ia the semi
bcral pali Mali Gazette aud giylng
iHe viewpoint nf the viewpoint ~ tht
AUSTRALIANS. says thcy are disturbed by
three lhinEss
first-Whai has becotne of Japans
promised Withdrawal uf the Jap
farees along she Shaniung railway sud
tah return 0f kimWebUu to china
What Is the meanlnE of her recent ae
tNttics in siberia and North Manrhurla
8nd her assumption uf control of ihe
hinese Eastrrn RAILWAY be SAYS Aus.
iralinns think these moves mean Ia
pens determination 60 exercise an
uterlordshlp over the east
second When iilc Marshall and Car
nllno lslsnds were secured a. her hy
iBH secret treaty win Gngland
taii thereby bringing her frontier
snuihWard 800o miles to fhe Equator
Nef sphere &C Influence was clearly iu
dleaied to - the north Pacific 10 -
australians wanted a. kn0N WHY her
immigrants were pouring into thr
Legally ana MarQucsaa Islands and To-
New llebridea thc hsstinns ~ Aus
traiias eastern coast and onlY im
mllcs from sydney
Thirds Japan prepared formally
10 rccogniEe The policy 0f white
Australia
The intensely Top saturday Review
which 4 nol over friendly 81 America
sa2s nat under the treaty a. lt stands.
H America made War upon Japan. Brit
tsin would b. bound a. t0ln Japan
This. says The Wcekly. % = very
unpleasant indeed an Impossible ca-
Eagcment