To Check n dent, who usually appears to follow closely the German official view, says that curious hap-
aў "for the present" Soviet-German Penings_ in the. posi few days show relations continue to be good.
He cites as one of the signs of the good understanding now existing the fact that, within a few days, talks will begin in Moscow for the purpose of examining the half-yearly balance of trade between Germany and Russia, These talks, however, are somewhat of an anti-climax to "the sendatiorial diplomatic event" in Moscow that the people of Madrid Were told to expect following the tripartite agreement.
The correspondent thinks that prospects of an improvement in Russo-Japanese relations "serve to confirm that Stalin does not want a perilous adventure."—Reuter.
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