Tokyo, June 29.
"An atmosphere favouring a peace move apparently is beginning to prevail in Hankow Government circles, which are now menaced by the Japanese drive," Gen. Kazushige Ugaki, Foreign Minister, told the Cabinet yesterday "But Japan must go ahead with her fixed policy," he declared.
Commenting on the fisheries issue with the Soviet Government, the Foreign Minister expressed an optimistic view, He said he hoped the question will be settled "before long."—Domei.
Yiuping Landing Untrue Hongkong, June 29.
Reports published in' yesterday's Hongkong papers regarding an alleged Japanese landing at Yiuping are believed here to be incorrect, and there is a total absence of excitement in Swatow and the district around it.
Even Japanese planes have not been paying their customary recon-noirring visits—Reuter.
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