Tokyo, Oct. 14
The existing Indo-Japanese - commercial agreement was extended until March 31, 1940, with the formal signing of the protocol in London on Oct. 12 by Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, and Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, Japanese Ambassador, the Gaimusho was advised to-day. The protocol was initialled in New Delhi on April 12. The new commercial treaty between Burma and Japan, signed in London on June 7, name into force yesterday, with Japan's ratification of the accord, which has already been ratified by Great Britain.—Domei.
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