Washington, Oct. 19.
'The new Japanese cabinet "under General 'Hidek! "Tejo was generally expected here yesterday to take strong measures (0 safeguard Japan'
ition, but It was not considered likely Japan would move immediate towards. further aggressive Concern Over Siberian Order Tt was predicted that the frst move Generat Tejo will not "start Mr. "Shigenori Togo, Foreign
any wars' as apparently some quar= something." Tmvch, "is "precipitate Minister, would be towards reaching a negotiated settlement with Soviet its abroad fear. Tt the Soviet Gov-Russia while continuing the Washing fon conversations on Far Eastern ernment collapses and. Siberia be omes'unstsbilized, Japan. might, find issues. ir'mecessary. 10 restore order" there "The possibility of an armed clash fs dhe ip vitally concerned with con with Russin wag not ruled out com= tions n'a neighbouring resin. pletely, but it was expected Japan "The, new, Foreign. Minister, would frst seek a diplomatic settle ment—United Press.
Stations and very much the diplomat ort Togo, is sedate' ani
St'ine career type. "He has had much Axis Ca-operation Sxperionce in Germany, Russia, and Washington, Oct. 18. the United Slats," e usin Announcement of the members of "to handle foreign relations smooth ener Uieral Tejo slrection of the new Japanese cabinet confirmed
ajar policies. {he Impression which, had prevalted in' Washington that Japanese. diplo-Fo" stm Up. macy will shape its course. towards maintain'a, firm front vis-a-vis Great General Toe will 8 closer ce-operation with the Axis. Britain and the United States, on the Basis of mendly relations. so far Considered symptomatic in this connection is "the" appointment—as Awd
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