Tokyo, Sept. 25.
"The Japanese Government is paying more attention to the Singapore case than the British arrests of Japanese nationals in other parts of the British Empire," Mr. Yakichiro Suma, Foreign Office spokesman, tald correspondents at the press conference today, Asked if there was any difference between the Singapore case and the Anglo-Japanese espionage cases which both Governments claim to be i ternal matters, the spokesman replied that the entry of the Japanese cony British police without the consent of the Japanese Copsul-General gives a different nature to the Singapore affair Reuter.
Hull Statement on Indo-French Deliver, Matsuoka Repor
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