London, Feb. 15.
Russo-Japanese conversations were progressing and an agreement beween the two countries was dofinitepossible, well-informed quarters. Here believed today.
'This impression was widespread among the well-informed quarters. 'These quarters pointed out that Mr. 'Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese Foreign Minister, yesterday' emphasized that} Japan doing her wimest to ims prove relations with the Soviets.
Speaking in the Lower House fore the Budget Committee, Mr. Matsuoka pointed out that "the viers are slow-tempered and there~ fore it is taboo for us to become impatient in dealing with them.
The Foreign Minister also said that the atmosphere for adjustment relations was favourable because the "Soviets scorn to have recognized Japan's true intentions to settle the ifferenees in earnest."—United Press.
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