ott May be Regarded Seriously Tokyo, Sep Privr to hig departure fast night for Ovaka on his return to Shanghai the Gonsul-General Mr. Yada con. ral with the Pyemicr Baron nako with regard to the China situation, It is' understood that Baron Tanaka instructed him to endeavour to induce the Chinese authorities to suppress the anti-Japanese boycott, which it is feared, though atill sporadic, may spread. "If it spreads the Government are bound to regard it-as very serious nnd may be forced to take steps, The Japanese Gove ernment, however, is still, hopeful that the Nationalist Government. will show its sincerity by preventing the boycott spreading.
It ig also understood that Mr, Yada has Leen instructed to take firm stand against economic dis= cevimtnation in general.
So far ae the question of trentyrevision is concerned he will take no stens. In the meantime the apanese Government will continue its watchful attitude, awaiting China's next. move.
In regard to the intention of the Nationalist Government to apply October 1, it is intimated that tie Japanese Govern ment will net accept the enforces ment of the nex tariff unless a cone ference ix first, held to consider the matter a4, othcrwite, Japan con dere such a step illegal.
Talk with Jananese ofecials give the impression that the attitude of the Tanaka Government is stiffening intends to show the Nations Government that it ie not. prepared to stand any noeense— for the training soldiers in chemists, electricity and other industries, gaya the Chinese press.
Conseil (we cee proes) has rensiong and allowances to the families of junior military officers who los are being circulated end in view.
Gex, Hsing Hsien, personal delegate of Marshal Chang Tiang, is reported by the pers to have received a telegram, the Marshal sayings that he is tion to the reclamation of Tand and the extension of the postal service. With reference to' the latter, has appointed a special committee 0 administer the affairs of the
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