The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-22

faid thtt he has rome 70 America 20
satcfnmcnt for hla plans On his
niurn TO paklra he Will perhaps
make nFeafer effurts ~ roalIec hn
protests ~ china persists ~ rtlrct-
Ink thtn n VIII prevent any mia-
NndcletnndInf nmong To- poWcN
~ tnf niulr (but tho ruWcrs
4hntHt Nuich wuh paffitilnr Nten-
ton whether America attempts 90
AIRY o1f = lt-Htuiiifylnn policy Of
Air1 Inenuenedl
TAr Other side
The opinions OTTER q perfectly fair
picture % the Hind Of thinfs the mill
tnrIala aud their friends nro regular
~ preaching nowadays In Japan.
az aberansins influences are a.
work.
sn Is necessary 10 limit ornaments
rs far 4na posslblo." says Tho powerful
Nichia<ichi. on military reform. -hut
there Is kfcotcr need An this countfy
Tor frlormlnr the army itself. > .
Elfe f~IdlculouaIy inflated afr with
which the soldiers breathe the breath
u m~iiliaiiAm ~ thl1 country heads the
soldiers 10 act a. u they ARE a spec
rally privileged class OF people. They
shnAld not forget h ~ mo people that
support aud sustain them .
" ~ very necessary that the army
and navy be mor oeuocrafized
Bceldes this. the army and
navy stand peculiarly aIoof from the
resi- ~ the administration, and % This
peculiar position they occupv - due
the nbaormal ceiimnfes ~ often for
muintea ~ thpm. without the slight
est rreard for financial considera-
wish 10 Cooperate
There - n growing percentage Of
japanese who wish 20 curb the power
~ the army and navy clique IN the
affairs % tho empire. both with re-
anrd % domas,ic rule and foreign
Whereas the miiItariats wish Z,
carry out "a "ntronn'' policy on ,hs
continent OF AHin. such men as Wis
count ~shihuHawa. Viscount Kancko
nr 1akuna Dan. director OF Mltsu|
Hauk and Miatul MininK company
ar. anxious for The United State'
aid Japan 10 cooperate in Asia. par
tlculaIiy IN China aud. this may h'
hrousht about are doing everything
they "a 10 femove obstacles that ma,
preveni an early Japanese american
agreement
Illeao man aoa In such cooperation
China's only salvation. Separately
and IN u body. Ylscounts Shihusawa
kanrho and Dr. Dan told nc witt
great enrneatneua hat danger liei
ahead Cor both Japan and y United
States a. hoy 40 Into China as rivals
whereas working in cooperation boti
yin prosper. china alonE with them
Must Talk Turkey
~ have learned ono thing since
! have been IN Japan n has been this
That IN It's dealings with Japan tn
United Statoa must talk Turkey. II
must not use CRIPPLE languages. but
frank. Straightforward though sym.
rathetic. language which Will be un
/ dcrntood.
Rightly or wrongly the impression
Seems to have got abroad in JapaI
that the United States is 'out aftcl
something" IN China. This tho mill
tarlsts are using to their advantage
The hands o. the Shihusawas, Kane
kos. Dams and others like them mus
o. strengthened M the vny q
| Strengthen them r. for Washington "a
once 10 fled n way 20 ten Japan an,
the world Americas aims IA the Fa'
EaaL
AZ present they are woefuliy mis-
Understood In his importan; part %
the Ofivns.
Copyright. 1891. BY y. y. A.
Frank exposition Of the feelings he
tween the Japanese aud their ally. IN
Briliah. g. presented in Simnia' ncx
sEticic--in The Evening Herald 60
rmurrow.