'The talks between the two undoubt tedly gave the United States a right to use Australian and New Zealand. ports by the US. Navy, as well as the use of airports, continued the "Yomiuri Mr. Koki Hirota, Foreign Min-in' the Saito Cabinet announced there was no reason for the United States and Japan to come to hostilities in the Pacific, said. the. daily.
Even conclusion of the Thr Power Pact between Japan, Germany and Italy, did not change Japan's policy which had been stressed by. the "Foreign Minister, Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka to the Diet.
'The paper pointed out that President Roosevelt had been taking steps, to hinder Japan's establishment of a New Order in East Asia by continuing to concentrate the United States Fleet at Hawaii, and maine' tenance of a policy contrary to what many Americans thought advisable.
Declaring what President Roosevelt said when he asserted that he did not see danger of a war in the Pacific was an "extemporaneous" reply the questioner, the "Yomiuri" de: clared "how much truth is there in his statement?"—Domel.
'Tha meeting adopted votes of thanks for the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Expeditionary Forces in China, the Commanders of the Korean, 'Kwantung and Formosan 'Armies' and the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Fleet in China Seas. Reuter,
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