Washington, Oct, 24.
frank warning issued tọ Japan in Tokyo last week by the United States Ambassador, Mr, Joseph Grew, is merely the) first in the stiffening of America's attitude toward Japanese on American rights and interests in China, informed quarters reported last night.
The Government does not appear to be in a hurry to reveal the behind the scenes reasons for Mr. Grew's unparalleled speech until the Japanese reaction to the Ambassador's warning has been at isto. Departnest was regarded significant cials S Grew war speaking for remedy tense Japanese-Ameriemn re-Jations. 3 Congressional leaders favouring stiff action against Japan, on the other hand, reiterated their intention y y of revive &n embargo and other penalty against Japan.
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