London, Oct. 19--Dispatches from Tokyo that the Japanese delegation was sounding out the British and Americans on the possibility of a tri-power pact of non-aggression were denied here. It was understood reliably that neither the British nor the Americans so far have received such overtures.
Moreover, it was reported the U. S. delegation would not consider a non-aggression pact now, unless it included the Asiatic mainland, notably China--and Washington was said to believe the Nine-Power Treaty covers that issue adequately, if fulfilled.
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