Japanese Minister's Trip to 'Tokyo' Postponed by Premier Tokyo, May 31.
In view of the serious development of the situation in North China, Mz. Yoshizawa, the Japancee Minister at Peking, who was to have returned to Japan for a conference to discuss the future policy towards China, has been ordered to remain in Peking. Consequently the conference will be postponed.
Tt may be recalled that Mr. 'Yoshizawa: was regarded as a porsible candidate for' the post' of Foreign Minister, but it' is now Jearned from a reliable source that Genera Baron Tanaka, the Premier, Hias decided to retain the portfolio 'A Shantung Protest Tsingtao, May 30.
In accordance with instructions from Mz. Lin, Civil Governor of 'Shantang, Mx.' Li, Chief of the De-pertment of Foreign Affairs of the Board of Port Affairs, accompanied by Mr. Chen, Chief of the Department of Japanese Affairs, to-day galled at the local Japanese Con sulate-General and' filed a protest
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