RG-2 : Cabinet War Committee / Comité de la guerre du Cabinet

JAPAN (continued )
Argentine to take care of British, Canadian •
interests in avant of war ; Ad , 3 .
U.K.-U .S . Staff talks re - ; Dqminion & Dutch
observers ; 58 , 3 .
Diversion of Jap . vessels carrying contraband to
Vancouver discussed ; 61 , 9-10 .
Large scale attack unlikely ; fi2, 5 .
British Assistant Military Attache at Tokyo to visit
Canada ; 63, 3 .
Increasing anti-Britisi; policy ; 6A, 3 .
Qne$tion of interception Jap . vessels ; -6-5 "30
Sale of wheat to - ; g5, 4 .
Polish refugees from - ; 65, 4 .
Exports of asbestos to ; 67, 1-2 .
Exports of wheat to ; 67 , 2 .
Interest in Canadian Pacific Coast ; 48, 1-2 .
Blockade not likely casus belli . . . . g8, 8-9 .
Effect of blockade on ; danger of war ; consideration
of reply to U .K . ; 69, 1-3 . •
Ibid ; U .K. request granted; U, 49(77, 3 .
P.M. qu@stions Pros . Roosevelt re export policy to ;/
Control of exports tot Jap . complaints ; modification
of embargo ; 78, 2-4 .
Ibid ; statement by P .M. at meeting of full Cabinet
re his interview with Jap . Minister, meeting with B .C .
members ; communications from U .K . re Anglo,Jap . relations
; Churchill,massage to Matsuoka ; Ql, l .
Likely to fight if U .S. Involved in War ; 85, 2 .
Stands by Axis ; U .S. convoys mean war ; 86, 1 .
U.K. Military attache to be invited to Canada i n
place of Assistant attache ; 87, 3 .
Immediate intervention .unlikely ; 90 9 2 .
Policy re export of wheat to ; 94, 8-9-
U .K . telegrams re export policy to - ; likelihooce
of Japanese entry into the war ; 96, 4 .