Washington, Nov. 25, The State Department is conducting another careful examination of the troubled situation as regards Soviet Russia and China, it was Tearned to-day, with a view to taking any opportunity which may offer to intercede in the cause of peace:
Col. Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of State, said fo-day that in the event thit it, appear be done, the United Whether Colonel Stimson ideas that tthe proposal for joint international action, made—last July, is still open hag not been Tt is surmised, however, that in view: of the rebuff administered at} that time by the Soviet Government, the State Deparment would proceed with extreme caution in thus offering to aid a Government" which the United States: has not "recognized and with which only the most. formal, and largely comme relations exist.
The growing tension in Manchuria hay found. reflection in_ the American press and Washington ie once more awakening to Which had largely died away driving the period of minor border cla and propaganda from both partis—United Press.
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