Tokyo, Nov. 28.
It is learned that the American Charge WAffaires, Mr. Edwin Neville, visited Baron Shidehara, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, yesterday evening for the purpose, it is believed, of proposing some form of {oint_aciion over the Chinese-Soviet situation in association with the British, French and Italian Govern ments.
Although Baron—_Shidehara's attitude towards this question is un-Known, it is believed' that the Japanese official point of view as not changed since the summer when it was: notably cautious, As, however, Colonel Stimson is reported to have made it clear that Amerié's: main. interest" is the in: tegrity of the Kellogg Pact-and not
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