Berlin, Jan. 5.
The resignation of the " Japanese Cabinet, and the Impending formation of a new Cabinet, are being watched with uncommon interest in Germany, where. the opinion is expressed" that
strength. to. Japan's "foreign -poliey. the' "epange" wil, "give" additional [Onteialciteles are withholding com: tment onthe change, until the now [Cabinet "has. been completed.
"The "Berliner" Tageolait™ writes of Prince Konoye appears to turn the key to. the announcement, made in the Japanese [Press at the end of last year, that "1939 would be a year of uniform foreign policy, and ce-ordi tion Hvetween Army, economic and foreign policies." A review of the history of Prince Koncye's Cabinet, the journal declares, show: that the frst demand
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