Show J JAP JAPAN AN OPPOSED TO TO INTERVENTION IN SIBERIA Understood Tokio Is by Attitude of Washington in Matter By Associated Pre TOKIO April i In Japan e e favor Cavor Japanese intervention In Siberia found round no hO encouragement ment In tho the words of VI Viscount count Uchilla former am ambassador ambassador ambas ambas- bas bas- at Washington who on his hi return here hero from hi his post as ambassador dor to Russia Russin expressed doubt as to the thc wisdom of or entering entering- Siberia at this time His conviction was that Bolshevism today represents the thc thought of ot a a. great ma majority pa a. a of ot the nUs Russian lan people The addresses of ot Count Terl th the prime minister and YI Viscount count Motono the foreign minister before the tho diet yesterday are Int Interpreted as Indicating that Japan will for the present send no arm army Into Siberia Althou Although h nothing hai hall been an announced an- an flounced officially the tho Impression prevails that Japan has been Influenced considerably consider ably by the attitude of or the United States wh which ch was that of or doubting tho the practicability practicability practicability of Japanese intervention Francos Franco's position which Is la believed to tobe tobe tobo be bo supported by Gr Great at Britain Is un understood under er- er stood to b bl be that all aU honorable measures should hould be bo taken to win tho the war that the tho Russian having withdrawn from the war have hare left the front exposed to attack from numerous German divisions withdrawn from the eastern front and that In theory at least the ensuing situation actually threatens th the tho It Is reported that France Franc waned the Japanese to go so Into Russia as asar asfar far ar ar as the Ural mountains If need lx b gather about them the tho German anti-German forces of ot Russia and engage the anem enemy should ho he move eastward toward Siberia Thui the Germans would be forced to keep a I large army In Russia Russin to resist the Japanese Japanese Japa Japa- I nese and Russians |