Madrid, July 2.
conformity with Spain's recognition of the Nanking Government, a Spanish representative will shortly be sent to "anti-Communist China," says the newspaper "ABC."
The attitude towards the Nanking Government is of importance in the anti-Communist crusade and it is natural that the Government should be recognized by the Axis, by Spain and by countries moving within the orbit of Germany, "ABC" adds.—Reuter, Japanese Envoy Calls On Mexican Minister Mexico City, July 2.
Mr. Yoshiaki Miuri, Japanese Minister to Mexico, called on Senor Ezquie} Padilla, Foreign Minister, at noon today when questions regarding Japanese-Mexican trade relations were understood to have been discussed.
Details of the conversation were not divulged, however, it was believed that the talks centred on a report from Washington that the United States had proposed to the 21 Latin Amerin Republics a system for economic defence of the Western Hemisphere by which materials needed for common would be placed under export control.—Domei.
Minister Leaving July 13
Mexico City, July 2.
Major-General Jose Luis Amezcua, newly-appointed Mexican Minister to Jepan, accompanied by his family, il
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