AGAINST AMERICA
ROME VIEW OF ALLIANCE i London, September 27. It is authoritatively stated at Rome that the Axis-Japanese alliance is intended to forestall the entry of the United States into the war. Signor Mussolini in a telegraph message to the Japanese Prime Minister. Prince Konoye. said: "Italians welcome the pact, associating the energies of our countries in the great task of European and Asiatic reconsti uction. Italy has long followed with unchanged sympathy the development of the Japanese policy. Such high aims logicallv culminatc in to-day's cvcnts." King Victor Emmanuel and Count Ciano" (Italian Forcign Minister) sent similar mcKsagr.s to the Mikado ancl Mr. Matsuoka t Japanese Foreign Minister).
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1940, Page 7
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