Kobe, Apr. 26. vho rules the air, rules the this, in the opinion of Capt.
Shigemi Yuzuhara, is the motto of the Soviet air force.
Capt. Yuzuhara arrived here yesterday from Moscow where he served Military Attache to the Japanese Embassy. During his stay in Russia, the officer was attached to a Red Army regiment and was recalled home when the officers' exchange Be Isolating United Washington, Apr The recent statement made by President Roosevelt in which pressed "sympathetic interest" the conclusion of the Anglo-Italian accord is considered in well-informed circles here as signifying that the foreign policy of the country is hitting more and more towards realism, The Secretary of State, Mr, Cordell Hull, always believed it was neces-ary. in the international sphere, to emphasize the moral view. Consequently, he implicitly condemned treaty violations and acts of aggression by dictatorships.
President Roosevelt supported this view which tended towards the formation of a democratic front.
State Department officials and career diplomats, however, considerd, that the United States should not lisk finding herself isolated when faced with European diplomatic developments as the result of idealls The resignation of Mr. Anthon: Eden, the British Foreign Secretary and the strengthening of the policy of the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, reinforced this "real point of vie
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