Tokyo, Sept. 16 The truce agreement between Japan and Russia had nothing to do with the European situation nor was it concluded through German media tion, but Japan hoped that it would Ihave good effect on the settlement of other questions between the two countries, a Foreign Office spokesman declared today. He said the frequent border clashes had been duc to the vague demarcation of the frontier.
"We are prepared to come to agreement on all questions with any foreign countries, including the Soviet Union, but we are not contemplating a non-aggression pact," the spokes man, declared.
There are many questions between Japan and. the Soviet Union. Tf all there questions are settled perhaps there would be no need for a nonfaugression pact, though, nobody say what the future will bring phe Nomonhan agreement certains will have a good effect on other Questions and 1 hope they will settled," he eonetuded-—Domet,
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