Japan, M. Lurenev, assumed office From 'Tecrapes 'Me Ko Arita, Vice {Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Koki Hirota, comer Japanese' Am [avaader to' Moscow, and persona deputy of Uchid station to welcome the new Ambas-Foreign Minis were at
sador, whose main task on assuming his post is said to be the rs-opening of negotiations for a non-aggression pact between Japan and Soviet Russia. M. Yurenev is to proceed the ial Palace shortly submit credentials to the Emperor.
An understanding with Russ after Japan's withdrawal from League of Nations is _strongls tinged in some official circles. order tu accomplish this parpose the conclusion of non-aggression treaty, believed to be necessary. Some' oficial, are "opposing learned. It is generally understood that Japan will decline again if such, a proposal should be made in' the near future—United Press.
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