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Foreign News
November 30, 1932
Seward Daily Gateway
Seward, Seward County, Alaska
What is this article about?
At the Geneva disarmament conference on Nov. 30, Japan will present a plan similar to France's, focusing on national security and geographic factors, refusing to weaken its naval power for defense or offense. A spokesman evaded discussion of the five-five-three naval ratio pact.
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JAPAN WILL PRESENT DISARMAMENT PLAN FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
GENEVA, Nov. 30. - Another disarmament plan, patterned after that of France's proposal and based on national security, will be presented at the disarmament conference by Japan.
The keynote is the security of the Nippon empire, contending the disarmament problem should be approached from a geographic standpoint because of location. Japan will not, it was said, be a party to anything which will weaken or be a discredit to its naval power for defense or offense.
The spokesman evaded the issue of the five-five-three naval ratio pact.
GENEVA, Nov. 30. - Another disarmament plan, patterned after that of France's proposal and based on national security, will be presented at the disarmament conference by Japan.
The keynote is the security of the Nippon empire, contending the disarmament problem should be approached from a geographic standpoint because of location. Japan will not, it was said, be a party to anything which will weaken or be a discredit to its naval power for defense or offense.
The spokesman evaded the issue of the five-five-three naval ratio pact.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Naval Affairs
What keywords are associated?
Japan Disarmament Plan
Geneva Conference
National Security
Naval Power
Five Five Three Ratio
Where did it happen?
Geneva
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Geneva
Event Date
Nov. 30
Outcome
japan will present the plan; spokesman evaded five-five-three naval ratio pact issue
Event Details
Japan to present disarmament plan at Geneva conference, patterned after France's, based on national security and geographic standpoint due to location. Emphasizes security of Nippon empire and refusal to weaken naval power for defense or offense.