Mar, 7
Mr. K. Yoshizawa, the Foreign Minister, called on the Premier 3t T, Inukai at the premier's official residence yesterday afternoon and reported on the Chinese attitude toward the proposed Round-Table conference at Shanghai. Ie also discussed the position of the League of Nations.
During the conversation the Minister. and the Premier con fed Japan's policy in the light of Shanghai reports from Mr, Yosuke Matsuoka and Mr, M, Shigemitsw, Japanese Minister to China—Unit-fed Press.
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