Not Likely to Be Signed Before End of July Tokyo Foreign Minister Makes Report 3 Tokyo, July 13.
Trends in Japan's international relations, with particular emphasis on the altitude of various Powers towards the Sino-Japanese conflict were explained in detail to members of the Privy Council today by Gen, Kazushige Ugaki, the Foreign Minister in the meantime, Lieut,-Gen, Seishiro Itagaki, Minister of War, was received in audience by the Emperor this afternoon, when he submitted a report on matters under his jurisdiction—Domei, London, July 13.
The Anglo-American Trade Agreement, it is learned, is unlikely to be signed before the adjournment of Parliament at the end of this month.
In the event of the Agreement not being reached by this date, it is further understood, negotiations will be continued throughout the summer, at least by technical experts.
__The apparent slowness in reaching the agreement is attributed here to the detailed examination which proved necessary.
Lists were submitted to both p ties, containing hundreds of items on. Which, in many enses, the Dominions Governments had to be consulfed.—Reuter.
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