London, Dec. 5.
In handing the Japanese Note to Lord Halifax and during the 30- minute interview that followed, Mi.
Marmoru Saigemitsu was understood to have emphasized the importance of German exports to Japan and Manchoukuo.
Attention was also reported to have been called by Mr. Shigemitsu to the possible friction ard unpleasant ies between Great Britain and Japan that might result from seizure of German exports bound for Japan.
Lord Halifax was understood to have promised that the British Government would give special consideration to the matter. It was reported that it was decided, however, that it would be practical for Japanese and British authorities to negotiate the matter.—Domei.
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