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Points which Y.B« may wish to
raise with Mr. Hull are:
1. M. Maisky has for a second time
urged to Mr. Eden the necessity for a
stern warning to Japan by the U.S. and
ourselves.   We are quite ready to give such
a warning at the same time as the U.S. if
they 30 desire.   What are Mr. Hull's views?
2. Are there any other steps, apart
from a warning, which Mr. Hull would suggest
to deter Japan from attacking Siberia?
3. Has Mr. Hull anything further to
say on action contemplated by the U.S. in
the event of a Japanese attack on Siberia
(cf. his reirark about "further naval
blockade measures")?
k>   Has General Tojo's Government
yet made any approach about the continuance
of the conversations?
MKD:HK
October 27th, 1%1.
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