The charge that the United [States government has in the recent interchange of goodwill notes between the Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, and the Japanese Forjcign Minister, Mr. K. Hirota, tacitly Jconsented to what it describes JJapanese violations of the Nine Power Pact, the Kellogg Pact, and the invasion of the Three Eastern Provinces, is embodied in a tole-gram to President Roosevelt drawn jup by the China Institute of In-peace as embodied in the goodwill? notes exchanged between your Gov ernment and that of Japan, which provides for the. settlement of con troversies by amicable and peaceful" means," the telegram says; "In reply to the Japanese note dated March 3 your government expressed the attitude that the United Staten onfict in her velations with other 8 m0 intention of ini
countries.' This attitude approves, or rather consents "in silence," to {the Japanese activities in violating. ternational Relations, The telegram, be banded to the United States [Pact, anc the Invecign of the ieee the Nine Power pact, the Kellogg SCOR" Fling "the tio rr-Det Chen Chane! Ruane rey megstrats of novos wit corsGeeral,
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