Tokkyo, Nov. 8. capitolist states,' predicted The Japanese jourtial the Soviet recognition, however, will be conditional on an understanding to be reached with Japan regarding the alleged Sovietization of north-western China.
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"Italian policy," he adds, "has endeavoured, in a perfectly open and int: loyal manner, to save the peace of Europe, and it will now make every effort to limit the conflict and save civilization. It is not for the Comintern to sit in judgment on Italy."—
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