The Archive · 1933

Reconciliatory Suggestion

the Reena Cuma Dawe News?

Stee words. on that s0-cil ore T ask peemiaion to #87 te hope that, now that both par Ess have had' thee Soningy the fetceFl" and aignised contusion and eign Re'he came time, 1 ash to take Shoe" few point raiaed To the Editor of the "'Nowrnt-Cuiwa Datwy News! that negotiations for the sale of the Sim,—Lately it is reported again Chinese "Eastern alway wil resumed soon, This affair has dragged on so jong that people have fast almost all "interest -over it, Now and then, news reached hero of acute turns of affairs, of eon trations of troops on' the Russian border, But all these have been traced to the Japanese source, possibly for the sake of w pretext for action.

The: Soviet, is, far too much a respecter of the "realities of might" more so than ever. either China or the League—not. to that her "role. would tainly not up to Japan's "MIN choukuo" to make concessions, it should be but a matter of time for Russia to come to terms. The 20 Per cent. reduction in the price manded may be only insignificant fas gesture; but the acting up to the part allotted her in the mum~ query by Tokyo, through the solicit tation for Japan's "good offices of mediation", is proof enough of the led Soviet's honest intentions. not that Japan might:

's provoking timidity as:

vitation "toa more positive 7 as she has done to our noninterference, there would be no fear of our once more being guilty of "setting one barbarian against the

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