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893.00/12566: Telegram

The Minister in China (Johnson) to the Acting Secretary of State

Peiping, December 12 [16?], 1933—6 p.m.
[Received December 16—10:15 a.m.]

913. Department’s 394, December 16 [14] 4 [6] p.m. I have instructed Peck at Nanking to hand to the Foreign Office an aide-mémoire acknowledging receipt of the Foreign Office note of November 25th and stating the position of the American Government in the same terms as stated in the aide-mémoire handed by me to the Foreign Office on May 19, 1930 which [was reported?] in the Legation’s telegram No. 355, May 21, 4 p.m., 1930.70

Johnson
  1. Foreign Relations, 1930, vol. ii, p. 121.↩