'While conveying' the general Ameri= can attitude to Admiral Nomura, Nt ith Japan for would merely withhold diserimin: against Japanese Cost quarters said.
"The Japanese press today gave prow minent attention to optimistic reports
Terence, dividing their space between concerni 1¢ Grew-Nomura. con this story and an account of the Crown Prince's sixth birthday.
The Stock Exchanye reacted ward. and commentators. predicted a greater rise if the definite continua tion of the Jupanese-American treaty arranged.
Informed quarters believed the Grow-Nomura talks had cleared the way for more definite negotiations relative to the tre Christmas piyehology in the negotiations with the United Si because they emphasized the Chri mas spirit throughout. It was recall-Jed the Japanese also utilized this season in 1937 to pay indemnities for the sinking of the American gunboat by Japanese neat Japanese Reports Japanese reports regarding the ext given by Mr, Joseph Grew Japanese news agency reporied tha Mr. Grew told Admi America was "happy announced plan to reopen the Yan tee River ana limited basis below Nanking.
The United States, Mr. Grew was Mr. Grew was: said, "that the nent will take carly opportunity to ensure that ile relations between Japan and the Hocinoucht was expected to nother interview with Our. Hull after the Christmas hotidays.—-Domet,
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