The Archive · 1940

Japan's Naval Strength

"The Soviet Union," the, paper said, "undoubtedly ie aware that it cannot ignore Japan's naval strength. Russia also must know that it will be extremely difficult for her fo cor tinne her trade with America with-negotiations with Russia with a clean slate" The new Japanese Ambassador to Russia, Gen. Y u Tatekawa, who is now in 3 en route to Moscow, will not "take up negotiations where his predecessor left off, but will start te n sub-: he-Government, and pri-again from the beginning, the paper—United Press.

In the first two cases, the bill bans the employment of married women, although a few exceptions will be

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