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JAPANESE "ACTIVITIES CHANGE IMPERATIVE AMERICAN RESENTMENT, (Received October 19, 11.15 p.m.) TOKIO, Oct. 19 In the course, of a surprisingly blunt address Mr. Joseph .Grew, United ■States Ambassador, to Tokio, who recently returned to , Japan from America, told an audience, which included notable Japanese people, that American public opinion strongly resented some of the actions of the Japanese forces in China. •
He said there must be a change before relations between Japan and America could be improved." Mr. Grew added that the Japanese entertained several fallacies, including one that Americans misunderstood the' new order in Asia. He asserted: — "Americans understand the new order quite as well as the Japanese. It appears to deprive Americans of long-established rights in China, to which action the American people are opposed." The Japanese, would:,,be wrong, he said, if they thought they could convince Americans that the present Japanese practices in China should becondoned.
PRESIDENCY OF POLAND
(Received October 19, 6.5 p.m.) ' PARIS, Oct. 18 The Polish President, M. Baczkiewicz, has decreed that General Slokowski shall succeed him if the Presidency becomes vacant before peace has been concluded. TRANSFER OF GERMANS ' v (Received October 19, 9.15 p.m.) LONDON. Oct. 19 Another 2000 Germans are to arrive at Gdynia to-morrow from the' Baltic States. They will remain there until plans have been made to settle them in Poland. , By special arrangement Router's service, in addition to other special sources oi information, is used in the compilation oft ne oversea intelligence published in this.i-sue and iill rights therein in Australia and i\cw Zealand ar<i reserved. Such of the cable news on this page as is so beaded has appeared in the Times ana , is cabled to Australia and New Zealand by I special permission. It shouldbe understood * that the op-nions are not those of the limcg « unless expressly stated to be so. IS
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23482, 20 October 1939, Page 9
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