In Geneva the appearance of ths ghost caused Reursians holding! fami-offclal positions under the! Moxcow Government to declare thet it was "without foundation" - This statement, says a United Press cable from the pence capital, was supported by a categorical denial from Dr, W. W. "Yen, head of the Chinese delegation to the League of Nations "and newly appointed Minister to Moscow, who emphasis. ed that Mr. Chen' holds" no offtetal Position in' the present "National Government, of China Personal friends of Mfr. Chen in Gerova were sceptical of the Tokyo despatches, although they admitted that the former Chinese "Foreign Minister had been living incognito in Paris, and that he is ardently anti-Japimese and strongly -pro-Soviet. "'Hirivever, we doubt proposals, such og have. been rwperted from "Tokyo," said a spokestian for a group of Mr. Chen's intimates. "Any such suggestions could" have been positions for maturity! that Mr. Chen's party reluens to power in China," they told the United Press,
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