A. desire to develop the existing {rlendly relations between France and Japan was expressed by the Jay Ambassador, Mr. Sawada, In present ing his credentials to President Lebrun, yesterday.
In. a leading article, "Lo Temps notes, with satisfaction the "improve ment" in Japan's relations with the Vrestern Powers, and says that talks between the United States, Britains France and Japan are certainly being developed in an atmosphere of real cordiality, in contrast to the reception of Berlin's unsparing advice to Tokyo.
Tt does not seam that, come what may, Herr von Ribbentrop as any chance of achieving a diplomatic success In Tokyo to compensate for the rebuffs he suffered elsewhere," de-lures the newspaper.
Heferring to Husso-Japanese lotions, and the suggestion that Russia Imight cease supporting General Chiang, Bal-shek, "Lo Temps" adds that noth Ing at present suggests that this Idea hax made much headway.—Reuter, Relief Worker Tells of Distress in China
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