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Rome, To-day.
A strong attack on the Soviet is launched in an ar- ticle by Signor Gayda, Signor Mussolini's mouthpiece, in "Giornale D'Italia." Gayda says that Italy views the movements of So- viet troops who occupied, in a spirit of aggres- sive imperialism territory not under Soviet - jurisdiction, as a fresh element of disturbance in the already confused and dangerous situa- tion existing in the Far East.
Italy is definitely opposed to the the world's peace. violent and destructive expansion
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of Communism in the world for always considered the resolute whether it be Spanish or Chinese, Japanese action in China as a it comes from Moscow and shows courageous move directed not only itself more and more to be among towards guaranteeing the vital and the great and immediate threats to legitimate interests of: Japan on
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NEW PROPOSALS MADE BY JAPAN IN TOKYO
Tokyo, To-day.
The Japanese Foreign Ministry has issued the following official statement relative to the Russo- Japanese frontier conflict:
"The Vice Foreign Minister, Mr. Horinouchi, invited the Charge d'Affaires of the Soviet Embassy, M.: Smetanin, to his Office yesterday. and made proposals to him design- ed to terminate the hostilities. He requested M. Smetanin transmit--these-proposals-to-his- Government and to obtain an an-
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Although it is difficult to predict in advance the attitude of the So- viet Government, it depends entire- ly upon Moscow whether these gen- erous proposals can be realised.
Political circles here intimate that the proposals of the Japanese Government provide for a restora- tion of the status quo in the dis- puted territory, for the time being and final regulation of the frontier by a Mixed - Commission composed of members from the Soviet Union, Japan and Manchukuo. Trans- Ocean.
U.S. WARNING TO MEXICO
Washington, To-day.
"The policy now being pursued by Mexico may result in the with- drawal of all United States capital and the termination of the United States Government's purchases of Mexican silver, said Senator Lewis of the Committe menting by the Router.
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