The impression prevails in these circles that the economic pressure exerted upon Japan by the United States has proved its worth. Instead of causing Japan to adopt an even more hostile attitude toward Washington, as indicated in the statements made by some Japanese extremist quarters, Japan's stand was motivated by the facts she has to face, such as the partial stoppage of her industrial production and the loss of the American market for her export products. 5 It is pointed out that the discussions under way with Japan are inspired by the principles of American foreign, policy relating to the maintenance of ihe status quo in the Far East, relations between Tokyo and Washington being subordinated. it seems, to Japan breaking away from the Axis and giving up her imperialls aims in the Pacific, China to Be Aided that there is no question of It is emphasized in Washin an agreement with Japan at the expense of China or any other Far m power, including Soviet Russia who are being supported in their struggle by the United States.
The continuation of the diplomatic conversations with Tokyo is bei Pr Jay from entering in! hostilities, this opinion would fully support any measures which he would then decide to take. monial Germans Hurled Back It is believed that the Soviet attack on an enemy salient Ín.a certain sector of the front, in which in the R cur aim must be to defeat the they hurled the Germans back 30 Red Army to such an extent that giles ana captured 22, villages. is our forces can resume the offensive ty the "counter-attack. which against England or in the Near East."
Another Consideration German Officer Shot in Paris Vichy, Sept. 5. Reports current here yi that a German non Sbanter-attack for Russian salient at lev, about are being awaited in London.
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