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The "Sunday Chronicle" says, "No one would welcome peace in the Pacific more heartily than the United States. "We" will be equally relieved fo see the Russians freed from the fear of Japanese aggression on her eastern frontiers.
"Now is the time for the United States to consolidate her relationship with Japan. Without abandoning our democratic' champion in China," the United States has the opportunity for raking "Wt" clear "what common Hrounds there are for a peaceful order in the Pacifie."—Reuter.
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