The Archive · 1935

Moscow-Tokyo Relations

Mar. 31

It Is felt here that Mr. Eden's visit has been a definite success and It is serted thet questions mentioned in the Anglo-French communique February 3, which received an answer of "no" oF "perhaps" in Berlin, were given a cordial "yes" Guring the British Minister's conversations with M. Litvinoff—Reuter.

Uritich mediation between Russia and Japan In an effort to fron out all differences between these nations was seen to-day as a possible result Moscow talks of Mr. Anthony Oder the Lord Privy Seal. regime that a Royal toast has been proposed by a Russian Minister.

Japan, possibly along the lines of the Kellogg Treaty. "It is doubtful that either Russia or Japan would agree to a pact for mutual defence innless Great Britain and the United States would join in such a move.

The United States so far has refused even to consider such an agreement although no official comment has been made by Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of State.—United Press.

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