early approach of a "treaty-less" status in the relations of Jay and the United States—which may lead to still greater uncertain-in the affairs of the two countries—brings into prominence the question of American reactions toward the Wang Ching-wei "peace" movement. The continued it of inauguration of the Wang Government and conflicting opinions about it which prevail in Japanese military circles have caused many observers to wonder what is going on behind the scenes, The subject of American reactions to the Wang Ching-wei "peace" movement is covered in this week's issue of The China Weekly Review (Jan.20)—and, as stated, the subject is of some importance in connection with the larger matter of Japanese-American relations.
WHAT DO THE JAPANESE THINK OF WANG'S
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