Returning from a two-month fur-Tough in Japan, during whieh"he saw Mr. Koki Wiroia, return fo the helm of Japanese diplomacy, Mr, Shigeru Kawagoe, Ambassador to China, June 20" reiterated his "unswerving conviction" that the time would come for an understanding between Japan and China.
"It Is true that the atmosphere in both countries iz unsuitable for a political readjustment of mutual re~ Tations of this time." the envoy said, "But I firmly believe that. Sino-Japanese relations can be adjusted by an' improvement of this atmosphere." The added.
The fostering of better mutual feel Ing between Japan and China, kawagoe continued, was "the duty" of the statesmen of both countries, "Japan does not want war," he re-
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