Tientsin, July 5. The Japanese C. consul-General. cee replied the note sent him on June 21 by ese authorities would do their utmost not to inconvenience Americans.
Mr. Caldwell, ju his note, listed a japanese special permits for moving all American cargo through the barriers. He said the permits could be obtained by the American Consulate on application.
He also renewed Japanese assurances that everything possible would be done to protect Americans from suffering from inconveniences.—United Press.
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