London, Feb, 8 will eventually recognise Mane The blight che United Staten eased to-day by Mr.
Japanese Ambassador to Washi newly-appointed Tou in an exclusive interview wit the' United Press, Mr, Saito," who is en route te America from The Hague, where he was formerly the Japanese Minister, Said that United States recognition would be a result clearer trate of the improvements, that believe that a non-aggression agreement between Japan—and America would be very beneficial but such" an agreenient should carefully worded 20 as, te avoid semblance of foreign entanglemente that may savour of alliances."
Reports of the danger of a Russo~ Japanese conflict were excoriated by, the Japanese diplomat as mero pro-Paganda to make trouble.
"We do not want to fight the Soviets and Tam sure that, th certainly do not want to fight us, hho declared. "As far as I can see, there is no danger of any such con: flict."—United Press, Washington, Feb. 3, 1
Members of the State Departmenb were non-committal this evening when, questioned regarding Mr, Saito's "interview., Well-informed quarters, however, refused to believe: that the' United States would evontually recognise Manchuria, owing to the intention of the Administra tion to respect Chinese territorial
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