London, May 2.
understand that Japan is making' serious efforts to restore ce-operation with Great Britain in the "Far East," says the diplomatic correspondent the "'Sunday Times." The. Initiat adds, come from Japan, and the fan rovormitlon of Japan's stra snot fu essential condi bat the fon 'A' Joan to China by Britain, Japan, lig: United States-and' Prance:
Promotion of itend-supe ae uttaral Britain, the correspondent declares, will be hesitant to act unless she feels that Japanese militarists have fuiven up their forward policy in China, "Britain, anyhow, he adds, will not move without the support of the United States, The settlement of the Keelung incident has made the approach possble, according to the correspondent, Anglo-Japanese economic relations have improved, and a Japanese econo-mie mission is visiting London in
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