Washington, July 26.
The United States Senate will indicate its objections to Japanese attacks on American rights and interests in China before the current session of Congress ends, Senator Key Pittman, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, predicted last night.
Senator Pittman said he believed the Senate would pass the pending Vandenberg Resolution expressing the Senate's approval of a proposal to abrogate the Japanese-American Treaty of Amity and Trade of 1911.
Senator Pittman is the author of an embargo bill which would deprive Japan of access to American raw materials—United Press,
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