The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-11-20
French See Soviet Diplomacy
Victorious

PARIS, Nov. 19.-Eduoard Herriot
former Premier and recently re-
turned from the Soviet Union, de-
clares in an article in last evenings
Information" that France cannot
afford to ignore this latest develop
ment which, he points out, greatly
strengthens the Soviet Unions policy
OF peaceful relations with other
states. He points out that Poland
zone of Russia's closest neighborS
enjoys most harmonious relations
with the Soviets.",
lie Temps" senli-official organ
declares: -
Soviet Russia now definitely en-
tiers the society of world powers
and appears to ignore that fact
that the other powers are capital
list countries"
japanese Spokesman Says Japan
Must Prepare for Worst"
TOKYO, Nov. 19.-The Foreign Of
flee spokesman, commenting on
United States recognition Of the So
Wet Union, declared that Japan
must be prepared to meet concerted
action by the United States, Soviet
Russia and China.
The Nippon Dempo Agency quoted
the spokesman as Interpreting Amer
ica's resumption of normal relations
with Russia as aimed at restraining
Japan's Far Eastern policy. He ex-
pressed fear that the United States
was seeking TO stiffen China against
Japan'S entertainments and demands
There can be no change in japanese
policy, he said, and Japan must
therefore prepare for the worst. A
section Of the Japanese bourgeoisie is
reported in the press as welcoming
American recognition of the U.S.SR.
as serving to check the aggressive
dreams" Of japanese militarists.
Rome Sees Curb On Japan
ROME, Nov. 1e-1he Italian press
interprets the U. S. action as ere
moving the peril of war in the Far
East for the present" and as possibly
weakening the League of Nations
through the divorcing of the dis
armament" problem from its influ-
ence.
The "Giornaie dtrtalia" of Rome
most clearly expresses this viewpoint,
declaring that the increased prestige
Of Soviet diplomacy after Americas
recognition will have a powerful in
fluence toward a solution of the dis
armament problem and will con-
tribute toward sterilization of polit-
ical and economic conditions for
peace in the Far East.
The "Tribuna" Of Rome makes
recognition the occasion for a TRADE
against the League of Nations. AS
both the United States and the So
Wet Union are outside the League,
the paper questions the ACCESSIBILITY
Of continuing the illusion of that
empty institution known by the
name OF the League of Nations
Berlin Sees Loss Of Trade
BERLIN, Nov. 19.-NewS of Amer
lean recognition of the Soviet Union
is interpreted in Nazi circles as a
blow to Germany's trade with the
U. S. S. r.
reports are current that the Nazi
chiefs will abandon their openly pro-
vocatiye attitude towards the Soviet
Union in an effort to overcome the
difficulties of their own creation.
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Tsarist Leader Hits Recognition
SAINT BRIAC, France, Nov. i9.-
Grand Duke Cyril, leader of the tsar-
ist white guards, received the news
of recognition with undisguised chag-
rim. He expressed the opinion that
the United States is counting dis
aster" in extending recognition to the
proletarian dictatorship which has
successfully defied all the efforts OF
the white guardists to re-establish the
tsarist regime over the emancipated
toilers Of the Soviet Union.