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PRESTIGE VALUE.

TOKYO'S REACTION. American Journalist Sees Swing From Axis. I'll ileal Press Association - -C opyricht. (Peed. 2 p.m.) XEW YORK. April 14. The well-known American journa-li-t. Walter Diirantv, in a dispatch to tlie North American Newspaper Alliance from Tokyo. says the Russian-Japanese agreement has heen hailed with perhaps excessive enthusiasm in Tokvo.

It is certainly a useful coup for Mr Matsnoka. lie adds, and affords need} reinforcement t.i the prestige and posi timi nt" Prince Konoye and his Cabinet who-e m<mnt ins difficulties are con-ider able.

Mr. Dinanty alcalnces that the new agreement absolves Japan from her obligation to aial Cermany if fJermany attack- Russia, even if Russia began the hostilities. He is of the opinion that the treaty i- what it purport' to be. namely, one ait" stii.-t neutrality, without secret da u-e-.

Although transit facilities for Ihe (mivpi liniclit aero" '.lie formet ( hina Ka-tern railway arc now \iituaUy l.ancl t<> Sr>v iet traftic. inverth<le— the Kii~~iait- remain entirely free to continue H'liiitover jiolicv they choo-e toward- ( liunckiii2. Somi' quartei- fear. he says, that the afreet:.ent may pive undue en courapement to the extreme jinpo element® to implement their for m i. v. at •! expansion. Mr. lhn.inty 1 •«-! If \ th.it t'ni- danpci i- exaggerated. In W'a-liif-t on. Mi. ( ..;. J«• 11 Hull. I'nite.J >:;!*<»- et .1 • y ol" Stat.-, do ciare.l iliat !!>•• l:u--iati-.?a;.an«-.c Pact • oni, 1 l.e <.\ 1 imat «d ami that the i'olicy ot i;,.- A 11• pri< .1 n < mi\erninent r--n:ai 1:t■ • 1 1111 ■ !■ .1 used. JAP. REPORT DENIED. . SURRENDER OF CHINESE. .I. 1,1 J.OMH-.N. Aj.iii 14. 1 .'a ;■« 11 er- military J'ureau •it .Sianjha: a nnoum ed that 2").(K)0 ( hinc-e (cntr.il Arnn trooj.4, .-iinen-d-ied t.- Na<ikin-.-. arm it.2 tli-re 011 .\j •1: i It ; - >a : 1 t iia * Ma joi • < .ene: a 1 1 ! .'*!) ' heii'j \\ a - in i-ommaii i '■ I i-'/ltin Mai.,, I .encra 1 Liu H'iaiv lum of Ki.IWI. i '• 1 11.!: r-e y -p. \-11...a ; .jut truii,..-. im<l tubnullcd to banking.

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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1941, Page 7

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PRESTIGE VALUE. Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1941, Page 7

PRESTIGE VALUE. Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1941, Page 7

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