London, Aug. 29.
In a leading article today on the resignation of the Japanese cabinet, the "Daily Telegraph" says that whatever may be the composition of the new ministry, it is certain that rust in German promises will be no part of its creed, and that any rap-rachement between Russian and JSapan is not, in the present elr~ feumstances, even a remote possibility, Italian assurances to Mr. H, Arita, JJapanese Foreign Minister, that Italy' attitude towards Japan is unaltered lby the action of her European part Jner, the newspaper " asserts, will Jdoubtiess be accepted, but they cannot exercise any profound influence Jon the fact that the Anti-Comintern concerned. [Pact is In shreds so far as Japan
Japanese statesmanship, it "adds, will be inspired by new ideas in eeking friendships outside its own borders—Reuter.
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