Various reports have appeared in the columns of the vernacular press, as well as in despatches from China with regard to the Sino-Japanese radio question and the contract concluded between China and the Federal Radio Corporation. Spokes men of the Foreign Office declare that all of them are erroneous.
They state that the Government is not pressing for a solution eonsidering that the present time is inopportune in view of the unsettled conditions in China.
Certain quarters urge Japan to take up the question with America direct, but the Government has no tention of doing so, and this deci ion, it is understood, corresponds, with the American point of view jeuter's Pacific Service.
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