Washington, Sept, 18.
Deeply disappointed with the Partial embargo imposed by the United States Government, Dr. C. T. Wang, Chinese Ambassador, called upon President Roosevelt at noon ito-day to present his views of the situation.
Diplomatic interpreted Dr. Wang's visit Firstly, that Dr. Wang wanted to bring to the attention of the high. est authority of the country China's "deep disappointment" with the recent embargo.
Secondly, that the visit indicated that reports that Dr. Wang had protested the embargo on Friday were misleading from the Chinese point of view.
Dr. Wang, upon leaving the White House, declined to comment on the purpose of his visit.—United Preis.
"Washington, Sept. 18.
Mr. Cordell Hull Secretary of State. accompanied by Mr. Hugh Wilson, the State Department's League expert, called on President Roosevelt to-day to discuss, it is authoritatively reported, possible United States participation in the League's consideration of the Far Eastern crisis. No official announcement has yet been made that an invitation to participate in the Advisory Committee has been received.—Reuter,
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