The "News Week" will say that the re-establishment of normal Japanese-American relations will mean to Japan the immediate restoration of the free flow of international trade. thus providing all vital materials and markets for her manufactures.
A friendly relationship will simi arly profit the United States by providing an important market for her cotton, petroleum products and other goods, and "most important of all, an understanding with Japan will give the United States peace of mind with regard to the Pacific, which will amply compensate for any effort required to bring cit about.
Assertine that obstacles in the way of a complete understanding are by no means insuperable, the News Week" will say. "Certainly a way can de found to satisfy Japan's demand for a dominant position in the Far Fast without impairing the rights anc interests of the United States and other countries concerned."—Domei.
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