Outspokenness will be the Rose Tolyo, Aug. 21 of the altitude of Mr, Mamoru Sige, its, the new Japanese envoy to tne Soviet Union, he indicated teat when he said he intended. "toa What he had to say rt and then tackle the: problem, The success, falture of Japan's Soviet policy, said, "ies not in its nature, gine {isis een' the same, it plication, e sais eben, and yet" thoughtful "apy
Essentially, T believe that Japan continue unchanged her policy nonsienace and. Hon-agaredeion: said Mr. Shigemisu. "However Jong as the Soviet Union continues to increase her forces In the Par Base We shall have to bring ours unto the same level, T believe that diplomatic negetiailons are. to take place. for a readjustment of the tS: Jations between the two counties, they should take place after this" Balance of power is secured Questioned on his opinion ux the conclusion of a Sovietetapane non-aggression pact, Me. Shigemits fold he baileyed the time was suitable, but sad iL was gratifying to note the increasing interest shown In Japan "in the country's altitude to: wards Russo, when ie was realized that Japan's continental polley hinged 2 9 ZactorsChina und tie Soviet Gex. Feng Vu-hsiang has arrived at Nanchang from Kuling, where ho has been spending the summer. Ho 4 expected 0 return to Nanking by tain, via Hangchow, it autumn Setting Up Conference at the Garden Hotel, Ask for
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