Asked what would be the effect of America's recognition of Russia on this impending Russo-Japanese conflict, Mr. Liang observed that it may help, to ease the tension tem: porarily but will not remove the causes of conflict. On. the other hand, he quickly added, it is mot at unlikely that it will help to pre-tate the crisis, ager to fight 'Japan realises that the longer she Waits, the stronger and more powerful Soviet Russia will become. Moreover, the mili Japan must contin and spectacular' in
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prediet when this conflict "will beg is cafe to say that it will come much sooner than the world, genet= ally expects. And "when it" does tainly embroil other powers than and Japan."
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Pootuny telephone subscribers were on Frigay notified that. the, Chinese Government Telephons Administration plang to take ove= the service there carly next year.
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