Japan's relations with the United tates, he went on, are satisfactory the whole." with trade disputes being seitied through mutual under~ standing and he hoped the two nations would bulld up their friendship on the basis of their complementary trade relations, and. would continue to collaborate in the preservation of peace in the Pacific area.
Mr, Sato declared the Japonese-Gernian anti-Comintern pact as "of the greatest value and signifeance" and expected "great benefits" from fan effectual operation of the accord.
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