Tokyo, Jan. 29.
Shanghai press dispatches report that the Chinese newspapers. have recently ceased to publish anti-Japan-Jose editorials containing vehement language—United Press.
Amau Statement" Supported Tokyo, Feb. 2 re Memories of the "Amav Statement" of last April, in which Japan waruad the world that she alone was res ponsible for the maintenance of peaes and order inthe Orient were awakened in the Diet to-day, when Mr. K. Hirota, the Foreign Minister, declared that Japan was, at present following "fundamentally" the same the "Amau Statement" and wanted to know the Government's policies towards China "The declaration favoured by Mr. Hroyoda was made unofficially by Mr. E. Amau, spokesman for the Foreign Office, and stated that Japan will oppose any concerted efforts by for-feign nations to extend financial oF military assistance to China, Brighter Fatore Mr. Hirota said today that the future of Japan's diplomatic relations with China looked very hopeful, especially following the recent intorviews between Mr, A. Arlyoshi, Japanese Minister to China, and Lieut-Gen. ¥: "Suzuki, Military Attache to the Legation," and Gen. Chiang Kai-shek.
"China is gradually beginning to understand Japan's intentions," said Mr. Hirota, in commenting on the "favourable tedtencies" witnessed in China, The Government, he saded, was continuing its efforts to make Japan's position in the Orient clear to the world—Reuter, The Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Committee is planning to bulld a hostel in Nanking for Mongolians.and $200,000.
Tibetans, at an estimated cost of No Nanking barber shops are allowed to give women a hair curl or permanent wave treatment as from on Friday, according to an order issued by the New Life Movement Association.
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