London, July 26.
War between Japan and Soviet Russia is most unlikely despite pre~ sent tension, usually well-informed [political circles declared today.
They voiced hopes that Tokyo will accept as soon as possible the Soviet proposal aiming at a general delimit tation of the frontiers—Hat Vatican Organ's Views Vatican City, July 26.
"There should be no pessimism as: regards chances of settling pet this difference, despite the Incidents which aggravated it, semi-oficial Vatican news orga "Osservatore Romano" writes today in commenting upon the Changkaofeng Soviet-Japanese affair.
"The will for peace of both the parties should aim at the maintenance Of reciprocal good relations, of which the rupture could have incalculable consequences not only in the Far' East, but also throughout the world," this newspaper claims.—Havas.
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