Berlin, Dec. 2.
Chancellor Adolph Hitler is "hopeful" that Germany can contribute {toward the establishment of peace in east Asia, "in ce-operation with Japan," he told Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama, Japanese envoy-at-large, who called on him yesterday.
"Mr. Hatoyama's conversation with Herr Hitler followed the visits of Viscount Kintomo Mushakoji, Japanese Ambassador to Germany, and Mr. Takuo Gode, former Minister of Commerce and Industry, who is now a [Japanese good-will envoy to Europe, Viscount Mushakoji, who paid a courtesy call on the Reichsfuehrer at oon yesterday on his return to his Berlin post, was presented with por~ celain tableware made at Meissen in Thanks for Germany's friendly attitude in connection with the China Incident were expressed by Mr, Gode, who appealed to Herr Hitler for his jeloser ce-operation in the future elations between Japan and Germany.
his falke with Mr. Hatoyama, who a leading member of the Seiyukai, one of the two major Japanese political parties, Herr Hitler expressed his gratification over the strengthening of the world's anti-Comintern front by the (riparitite pact linking. Japan, Germany and Italy—Dome.
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