NINE-POWER TREATY
MAY BE DENOUNCED
JAPAN CONSIDERING
CABINET MEETS
(Received August 22, .11.10 a.m.)" I TOKIO, August 21. , The ''Asahi Shimbun" says that Japan is considering denouncing the Nine-Power Treaty. Cabinet is- to [meet tomorrow and is expected to finally decide upon a European I policy. The Japanese Foreign Office spokesman said today that there was i nothing in either the British or [Japanese statements which said that jthe negotiations with Britain had ended. | He denied a British assertion that jthe Japanese had requested the re« moval of the silver reserves from Peking, but said he could not guarantee the future. (Independent Cable Service.) (Received August 22, 9 a-m.)1 TOKIO, August 21. The British Ambassador, Sir Robert (Jraigie, and Lady Craigie have left the city for the summer Embassy quarters at Lake Chuzenjiko, indicating that resumption of the Anglo-Japanese talks is not expected for some time.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 45, 22 August 1939, Page 9
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