Foreign Minister on Non-interference: Special Rights in the North Tokyo, Oct Interviewed by party representaes, Baron Shidehara, the Foreign ister, reiterated the Government's declared policy vis-d-vis of China, asserting that Japan had no other course in view of her ayreement with the other Powers but absolutely to refrain from intervention as she expected the other Powers to reft The Minister stated that non-intervention did not mean neglect of Japan's vital interests in Manchuria, and Mongolia, which, he declared, the Government was closely watehing—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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