If Japan were approached on that score, the spokesman added, proposals made would be settled on their merits fon terms ud in the circumstances prevailing.
was not opportune at the moment, he added, to discuss Japan's: probable peace terms to the king government, Never Too Late"
Suxsesting that it was never too Jute for the United States to alter ts Attitude towards Sapan, the Porelgn OMtice spokesman sireséed that the foreign policy of the American Gov especially in the Par East, teas 0f more importance. than who way President. "This comment, wat made toa question s to. Japans Fecetion to "the. renomination of President Roosevelt fora third term. The spokesman concluded with the hope "that "United" States policy ards the Far Bast would be put on As to whether on not the time for 8 Tanprochement between Japan and the 'United 'States had. gone, the Japan has ad all her cards on the Gaimusho spokesman replied' that
fable in hopes of improving relations with America and during the past Yoi year Japan had been awaiting clear-out "reply from the United States. However, said the spokes-=Doniei Cholera Certificates Berlin, July 13, The condemnation by Me, Cordell Wl. of the closure by the British Government of the Burma route was attacked as being discriminatory against Japan by authoritative man quarters here lest night, The altitude of the American of State was held they pointed out, for If Ate. Hull was sincere in his condemnation of this closure of the arms route. should logically protest ayainst the British blockade against Moly anc Germany.
The British blockade, these German circles emphasized, not only blocks world trade but without doubt [violates the principle of the freedom Of the seps.—Domel.
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