Washington, Jan. 4.
Mr. Porter, Chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, to-day intro. duced a resolution requesting Pre int. Coolidge to negotiate wit China independently of other natio for the adjustment of extraterri ality, tariff autonomy and oft controversial matters.
The Secretary of State, Inv. Kellogg, has apparently not yot ded whether to suspend a statement on American policy toward: China until the arrival of thy American Minister from China, 0: to depend on telegraphic communica ions with him before preparing memorandum which would be in the nature of a reply to the Britist
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