Conversations between lite. Mamoru [Shigemitsu, Japanese Ambassador in and M. Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet Foreign "Affairs Commissar, regarding the formation of a Soviet: Manchoukuo border redemarcation Jcommission will be postponed until Litvinot ret turns from Geneva, where he will attend a meeting of the League of Nations Council, according to 9 dispatch from Moscow Negotiations have pro; a today, 50 satistuctorily that a final agreement is expected to be reached after one of {two more conversations—Domel, Mate View of Controversy Mr. Ichikawa assails her with the Girl students who are to grow nto wives and mothers must have teer and brighter girlhood. If you ike into trivial details of their lives, idemning their language, manners ud this and that and interfering with hat they do, you only twist the iinds of innocent girls. A big fuss being made about the use amon iris of such pronouns as baku' and imi but as a matter of fact only very few use them. They are not general vogue, and there is riv reel to kok up so much dust about nem, There is absolutely no point in bidding girl students to see films stage shows, which often con-bute to enriching their experience life and expanding their knowledge (it, Nor can T see any sense in Merfering with the way they dress it hair, Let the girl consult her other and dress her hair the way two of them think proper. What al difference is there, anyway, be-wen permanent waves and momo-are,' the traditional gid's style?
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