The Archive · 1938

American Protest

At the press conference that afternoon, the Japanese spokesman said that 'a protest had been received from the American authorities, but "he was not in a position to divulge any details, No decision, he said in reply toa question, had been reached with regard to the delivery' of coded (olegrams arriving from abroad, Another correspondent (tr. H. J. Timperley), representing the "Nian-chester Guardian," stated that understood that the British Consul-General hod filed a protest with the Japanese Consul-General concerning ihe deletion of 90 words from a mes save of the correspondent's that day: the spokesman said he had not been niven any information to this effect yet.

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