Rome, June 6.
New instructions relating to Japan's policy in European affairs were, it was understood, received today by the Japanese Ambassadors here and In Berlin, M. Toshio Shiratori and General Hiroshi Oshima respectively.
'ME. Shiratori will probably call on Count Galeaz20 Ciano, Ballan Foreign Minister, tomorrow to inform him of Tokyo's communicated views, Japanese quarters here declared that 'Tokyo now favoured in principle the reinforcement of the Anti-Comintern Pact and even the conclusion of defensive military alliance with Rome and Berlin 'They added the pri certain, conditions' "And these "certain conditions" were understood to concern in particular Soviet Russia's eventual attitude world polities.
Count Ciano was returning to Rome ely this evening from Naples, where welcomed Italian legionaries back from the Spanish civil war—Hawas,
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