Tokyo, Nov. 13.
It is high time for Japan and Rus-sla to "co-ordinate their mutual re lations to the greater cause of a new order in the world," says the influens tal daily "Miyako Shimbun," corns. menting on the visit to Berlin of M, Viacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Commissar, according to a semiofficial Japanese report.
The paper expects his visit will result in Soviet-German relations being "cemented on solid ground" and exert a beneficial psychological effect on the "speedy materialization of rapprochement between Moscow and Tokyo."—Reuter.
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