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DENUNCIATION OF TREATY POSSIBLE ACTION MAY BE DEFERRED MEANTIME. BEARING ON NEGOTIATIONS AT TOKIO. By Telegraph—Press AsxwiaUon—Copyright (Received This Dr 9a.m/’ LON ■■ 7 "uly ” : It is officially stated lity of the denouncemen Japanese trade treaty cf ;911 sh;u! not be excluded, althou. h m tthere is no desire to prejudice 'b.. :>.i cess of the Tokio negotiations. , CHINESE BULLION DEM A N RED B Y .! APA K. DISCUSSIONS ADJ-TURNED. TOKIO. July 23. The conference cn the Tientsin dispute discussed today a demand by Japan for forfeiture of the Chinese silver bullion in the British concession The discussions were adjourned tc July 31 to allow consideration of the unsettled points. The Foreign Office spokesman said the conference was progressing smoothly in a friendly atmosphere.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 July 1939, Page 8
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