The Archive · 1941

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Tokyo, July 19:

today Obtainable at all Compradores and Department stores, -fesdbstan sud or nou am. Detiuseisain- idiom pore Y pact and tht he is rather vro-Javan thôn pro-Axis or _vro-British-Americ#i, Desnite semi-official Jananese reverts to the contrary, cautious optimism seems warranted.

Policy Unchanged 'AVhough it is still too early for Jananece aninion to crystallize om the political colour of the new Cabinet, the appointment of Admiral Toyoda "as Foreign Minis'er is welcomed all ground as replacing with an extremely cool head and sound judgment a Foreien Minister with a record of and inconsidered oratory.

Semi-official Japanese sources assert that foreign policy is under. going, no change, stressing that Japan's "immutable policy" is still based on settlement of the China hostilities.

It is recalled that Admiral Toyoda was popular as a Naval Attache in London and as spokesman of the Japanese delegation to. the -London naval conference in 1935. He speaks English very fluently. He is a relative of the wealthy Mitsui executive, Admiral Toyoda is credited h advising a calm attitude, regard. She the United States fortification of Guam.—Reuter.

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