London, Nov. 30, Assurances that there are no secret clauses in the recently. signed Japanese-German Agreement against the Communist Internationale were received by the British Government to-day from Bertin. Well-informed circles believe that Berlin's assurances will go n long way towards Aissipating the fears in London that the Agreement goos farther than the published terms. indieate.—Reuter, The most important and serious section "of the—Japanese-German Agreement Is the second paragraph, says the "Manchester Guardian."
The Introduction of the word broad." which appears nowhere else, destroys all pretence that {t is defensive agreement, declares the paper. Taking "severe measures" Against those indirectly promoting the Third Internationale might cover anything from Intervention In Spain to an open attack on Czechoslovakia and north China,
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