Proof of Mr. Hirota's Words Sought in Results Washington, Jan, 24, Strong representations. "made iby riven a great reception. bya. huge Mr. Joseph Grow, the American Ameeywa." they took only" 39 hours and] bassador in Tokyo, to the Japonure S35 minutes for the entire Journey. [Foreign OMco over the entry of rhe third machine is et present at Japanese troops into American pro-Port Natal, where it landed after suc- Petty in Nanking have met with gen cessfully crossing the South Atlante, eral approval here, 'All these planes flew to Dakat, in ie understood that Washington Senegal at "an average. speed of will continue to leave to American 260°"miles' an hour, and. from diplomats on the spot the handling Dakar erossed" the, South Adantle of situations arising from any further Jat a speed of nearly 240 miles an hour. "They covered the 2,000 miles 'The moderate tone of the speech from Dakar to Port Natal' in about made by Mr, Koki Hirota, the Japan-hours, which is 14% hours less ese Foreign Minister. at ihe opening than the record established by the) session of the Diet on Saturday, with French tiers, Messrs. Codos and. its pledge of a continuance of the Reine, last. December—Reuter.
Open Door in China, has been duly noted by' oficial Washington but if seepticlim regarding the course of Japan's potiey in China is not thereby
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