Japan's policy wrevicrie Russia vemaing unchanged. She is de-irons of Yesuming full relations with Russia provided outstanding questions ire settled, accord: ing to a statement by Baron Matsui, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in. reply to an interview with M. Kor Japanese orreapondents tor's Pacific Serv 'A' Moscow telegram of interest and importance, if authentic, was "New, Shanghai Lifo'" on Wednesday. 'The message] tated that, the Soviet authori-tics have presented 2 Note to the Japanese Consul at Vladivostok stating that in consequence of Uke rejection of Soviet proposals for the' resumption of normal relations between the two countries, the Soviet Government sees no reason" why Japanese officials should remain in. territory" of!
Union of Soviek Soialistio. Republics. Moreover, in view of their being opposed in principle to mutual agreement, and in the absence of - judicial connexion, their presence in the! Republic is unjustifiable.
Tue Draft Restricting Cha on the Lowen Yangtze, Woosung-Hankow, are repented to be in 2 very good condition, and with the} present extraordinary rise of the river, a vessel of 18-fect* draft can reach Hankow with safety, somewhat unusual - occurrence For this time of the year. that the chief "users and the fact Terence waa brought to a suconss- more than they win, fal conclusion. Some 40 interest-dealers in. narcotics are ing and valuable. papers were cither the millichaires and their read. An exhibition. of, medical sattolites or <ficials. Each hsien books and medicines was this has official orders to organize a conference, year o noteworthy feature of the branch. of this society, With' #0: Hteany honorary officials, and paid agents for each.
'Papers. on the following topics were road ab closing. the The latter' spend' 90 days intestinal. obpen month in visiting villages, in for leach of which they are supposed to shack min the number of "yen Gingnosis and treatment" (Dr. 8 sain (ngepic. addiented cated to smok-Li); "Twilight sleep "Remarks on inoidances of cor Ling); be gradually overcoming the habit tain diseases among Europea and it is of course taken for and Chinese" (Dr. W. H. Chun) granted that there are no fresh "The use of colloidal gold and golloidal silver" (Dr. 'TT. Chu) "Exporimontal studies of false anice" (Dr, P.-C. Kiang) "Baling solution in the treatment of erysipelas'' (Dr. C. C. Wong) "Study of 306 cases of leucorrhoa* (Dr. Arthur Woo).
Dr. John Kirk, President. of the China Medical Mirsionary Association, Dr. P. W. Kuo, Propitlonti ¥f.'Sbuthoas.ern "Untvorand Dr, David Yui, General secretary of the Y.M.C.A., wore lected honorary members of the National Modienl Association,
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