Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1934, Page 37

HOUSE SEES JAPAN ALLIED TO BRITAIN Anxiety Over U. S. Giving| Up Philippines Seen Forcing London. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 13—Col. Edward M. House envisages a new alliance between Great Britain and Japan. | Writing in the current issue of | Liberty, the confidant and adviser to Woodrow Wilson says that foremost of the forces tending to bring these two powers together is the British anxiety over the proposal of the United States to give up the Philippines, thus leaving Great Britain alone in the Far East to cope with Japan. One unfavor- able factor in the present situation, Col. House says is “the feeling of antagonism toward us” that now exists in England. “Never,” he says, “have we been so disliked there. Rightly or wrongly, we are charged with not keeping promises. Many instances are cned.’ In spite of this resentment, the Brit- ish would much prefer an under- standing with the United States con- cerning the Far East to any agree- ment with Japan. No Promises to England. “Such an understanding does not geem possible at this juncture, since | we cannot or will not make any promises to Great Britain. “If the British cannot come to sat- isfactory understanding with us, Great Britain will undoubtedly maintain friendly relations with Japan, ‘even at the cost of our resentment. If she turns to Japan, she will go counter to the grain of the powerful Dominion of Canada. “On the other hand, Australia and New Zealand will be compelled to! acquiesce, since the move would be| made almost wholly for their pro- tection.” German Pact Denied. Conjectures of an understanding between Germany and Japan fail to impress Col. Hous: “Both,” he says, “see eve to eye with regard to Russia. But a rap- proachment is not possible. Japan’s interests are better served by the re- vival of her old understanding with Great Britain.” R. E. BONDY TO SPEAK AT WOODSIDE SESSION | Will Discuss Relationships of Col. House. Citizens’ Groups and Federation. 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