Peiping, June 27.
The Changpel incident was brought to a peaceful close this morning. when Mr. "Chin Teh-chun, Chairman-designate of the Charhar Provincial Government, handed Major-Gen Ken)i Doihara. Director of the Special Service Division in Mukden, a written acceptance of the Japanese demands 'The ceremony lasted only twenty minutes, and' was concluded by. champagne toast, After the interview, Major-Gen Doihara declined to give the terms of the agreement, but said the document provided for the complete settlement of the Charhar controversy. "We are Satisfied with the attitude of the Charhar "authorities during the! negotiations, and believe that from ow on our relations will rest on friendly basis." he said.
statement issued by the Military Ailaché's office declared that the Chinese authorities have expressed their deep regret for the Changpei incident, and undertaken to punish the gullly parties and take other steps {o. settle the controversy. "The Charhar Provincial Government authorities have accepted our re-bri the negotiations agonable terms of settlement, thus]
amicable end. We now. await a sincere enforcement of the provisions of the agreement," the statement de-
Terms of Agreement The terms of the agreement, according to reliable Japanese sources, Cheh-yuan, already deposed as chair-The resignation of Gen. Sung] man of the Charhar Provincial Government, and his relinquishment of the command of the Twenty: ninth Army Corps.
'2—Transfer of the 132nd Division from the Kalgan area to a south western part of Charhar Province '—The dismissal of the chief-of-stof and of the president of the court-martial of the 132nd Division, being principally responsible for the Incident.
'4A guarantee that anti-Japanese activities, or any acts which may
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