"Aloofness, mercilessness and armed neutrality aiming at personal sticcess" has characterized Soviet Russia's policy ever since the signature of the Munich agreement in 1938, Mr. Liang Han Tso, a member of the Legislative Yuan, said here this evening in a lecture before the National Foreign Policy Council.
"This attitude," he added, "accounts for the peaceful policy Soviet Russia is following towards Japan and even for the possibility of her signing a bon-aggression. pact with Tokyo. Nevertheless, Russia will continue to Support China."
"Russia," he continued, "may also improve her relations with Great britain and the United States, hut She.is nct able to help them materially against, the Axis powers. On the ether hand, although maintaining het present good relations with the Axis, She will.not help Germany and Italy against London and Washington."—Havas.
Inspired Japanese Writer Has an Idea Tokyo, OH. 8.
Wondering why so few men have adopted national uniforms despite fi d paign ur,
ment should do to get people out of atate to prohibit sales and use of and order the Abolition of clothing in say two or etna his w way, foreign style clothing will disappear gradually and—the national uniform will come into its Tokyo, Oct. 7.
The construction of a shrine to bieiiur the spirit of Japanese citizens have died abroad is being conted in connection with the pánese Convention, to ming 26th Centenary Overseas five days beginning on over!
Hundreds of Japánése are ekpectgE fe ed to return from foreign countries convention and for the again own," he said.
The writer further pointed out, role clothes, But neckties which they "Japan Fa ad Pas their sack coats eat 13 abandon foreign
regard as cultural symbols are indispensable with sack coats. All right, why not simply abolish neckties?" the writer—suggésted.—Domei.
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