JAPAN AND HER NAVY
More Conversations In London i LESS PESSIMISTIC ATMOSPHERE (BRITISH OFFICIAL V.'IBIXESiO (Received November 22. 5.5 p.m.) RUGBY, November 21. The altitude of the Japanese Government towards questions addressed to its delegates in London during the recent Anglo-Japanese J naval conversations were turlhei discussed this evening when the Japanese Ambassador, Mr Matsudaira, J marie a routine call on Sir John Simon at the Foreign Office. The conversation was of a friendly character and. although it has not j brought, in sight a solution of otit-j standing differences, it is believed ; io have served a useful purpose. I Further conversations, which wilij probably be prolonged, appear t<>j ! be in prospect, and the feeling m ; i informed circles here is slighlly less i pessimistic. ; i _ '
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21329, 23 November 1934, Page 13
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