Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 16 June 1922 — Page 16

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Japan and United States Becoming More Friendt ly Says Yamasaki. j, (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! , HONOLULU. T. K., June Talk of ar between the United States and lapan Is scouted by Keiohi Yarr.asa. kl, conui general for Japa.n at Honolulu, in hts first puiblic statement made since Is arrival In Honolulu. V Consul General Tamasakt asserts that neither the United State, nor Ma own country can afford to go to W r and, furthermore, that the commercial Interest of the two -countries. Instead of being opposed, re Interlocking and should tend to -nd Japan and Amerloa together. Commenting upon the labor troubles between American employers .ad, Japanese employes in Hawaii, iYa.maaa.k1 stated that his observa.jtlons thus far lead him to believe

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that all serious diffloujties are now past and that by means of mutual co-operation between capital and laJbor a future free from labor troubles may be looked forward to by the sugar plantations of Hawaii. Because f Ms recent sojourn at Shanghai, where he was consular representative for the Japanese government, Yamasaki was questioned as to the probable developments In China. These, he said, are. In his opinion, likely to be most unsatlsfacory for the next few years. The Sun Tat Sen government with headquarters at Canton, has small hopes of success In Its attempt to unite China under one government, and it will in all probability be many years Ibefore China, recognizes her own weaknesses sufficiently to take effective steps to remedy them, Yamasaki believes. In connection with his discussion of China, the Japanese consul general took occasion to state that Japan will never consider intervening In China to restore order or to attempt to set up a stable form

of government. The only possibility of Japanese Intervention In China, Yamasaki states, wou4d be for protection of Japanese lives or property In the event of an outbreak similar to the Boxer uprising. Statements reported to have been made by Koreans' and Korean sympathizers accusing the Japanese government of practicing atrocities In Korea were refuted in toto by Yamasaki, who stated that the Koreans had been and" were toeing given every " opportunity to have a voice in governing their country. Hard feeling between the two nations has been fostered by ill-advised Korean J -the ads. Yamasaki believes, and the assassination, of several Japanese officials In Korea as a means of securing revenge for fancied wrongs has kept hatred aflame between the two peoples and prevented the establishment of a satisfactory Korean government administration by Koreans. Evacuation of Korea by Japan is not looked for 'by Yamasaki.

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cause of criticism of attire worn by the girls on a recent trip aboard an excursion steamer. Critics aaid the girls wore 'em above the bend . In their announcement the student foody terms the accusation an insult. "Normal school girls know better than to wear skirts above the knees." says the announcement. "They have never appeared like that in public. Never wi.l they. Wh le we. want none of our girls to feel as if they must not wear skirts above the knees we do not believe we chould regulate the length of dresses, for some girls are taller than others."

This Hen Deserves "Shootlitzer" Prize INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SCOOBA, Mlsu., June Shugulak, near here, boasts of some chicken. She lays double eggs all the time, and the size of 'ora is greater than ever eeen thereabouts by the oldest inhabitant. And from one of the double eggs has Just come a freak "peeper." It has four fully-developed wings and as many legs, also "fully developed. Eliusulak 'is content to rest on Its

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