The "Asahi Shimbun" said that the purpose of the meeting was "to clarify Japan's resolute attitude because future developments in the international situation are expected to cause serious effects to Japan, both domestically and. internationally."
The "Asahi" said the Japanese Government was adopting "a very caus tious attitude."
The "Yomiuri Shimbun," commenting on the German invasion. said that "what is being watched with keen interest now is the future attitude of Britain and the United States. It is questionable whether Britain will make peace with Germany and fight an anti-Communist war against Russia or continue the anti-German war in concert with the Kremlin."
The "Yomiuri," however. editorialjy said that Great Britain would not be able to conclude peace with Germany because of United States oblections to such a move. The editorial said that extension of the hostilities would strengthen the hand of Washington officials favouring war against Germany.—United Press.
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