Tokyo, July 28, Baron Hayashi and Major-General Satoh left for Mukden this evening to attend Marshal Chang Tso-lin's funeral—Reuter.
Manchuria as Buffer Zone Tokyo, Aug. 2
Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang's en voy, Mr. Tao Chang-ming who has been exchanging views with leading Japanese offeiais, made a state: ment to-day that whereas the views of his Government and of the Japanese Government differed in Fespacts both concurred on the necessity of stabilizing economic and administrative conditions Manchuria for the purpose of m taining the whole" region as also stated that as the compromise negotiations between Manchuria and. the Nationalists had been suspended Mukden would not despatch delegates to the forthcoming plenary meeting at Nanking, though Mr. Lo Wen-kan would attend the conference for the pur-ose of exchanging. views.
At the same time the envoy fatly denied the alleged decision of Mukden to issue a foreign loan for economic and industrial development. He averred that Manchuria was sufficiently rich to undertake the required "enterprises without foreign aid—Reuter.
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