Mr. K. Uchida to Confer with Nanking Officials Tokyo, Jan. 11.
Entrusted with the mission of readjusting old Japanese loans to China, Mr. Uchida, managing director of the East Asia Industrial Ca, will soon leave for Nanking to confer with the Chinese Government.
The Association of Creditors 10 China had its frst meeting of the year yesterday and heard a report orf
resent also exchanged views, the dans sleeady odjused. Bankers Mr. Uchida last year succeeded in reaching an agreement with the Nanking Government on the readjustment of the Kiukiang-Nanchang, Railway loan.
Hitherto 25 loans, involving a total ut ¥.109,000,000, have been adjusted. The total of defaulted loans reaches Mr. Liu Ching-yung, the newly. appointed director of the Consolidated fax Bureac for the {pur provinces Jot Hopei, Charhar, yuan, and Shansi, assumed office on January The deputy director, Dr. Fei [Chi-ao, took up his post at the seme Compromise Solution Evolved: Japanese Advisors Taken: Reshuffle of Administration 'Tientsin, Jan. 7, 'The Japanese mulltary authorities in Peiping to-tay presented a strongly-worded, protest to Gen. Sung Clch-Yuan, Chairman of the Hopel-Charhar Political Council, against the allege' ring upon a group of Japanese officers by solders under his command] on January 5. Simultaneously, Mr. Shigeru Kawagoe, the Japanese Consul-General ere, revealed that also will lodge a protest in a day two against the alleged inailt to the Japanese flag in Tangku by Chinese troops on January 2.
This morning's memorandum de clared that the Japanese authorities reserve the right to demand suitable retribution, "The command of the Japanese garrison. here and 'Major Takeo Imai, the Japanese resident officer in Peiping, are taking a very. [serious view' of the. incident, considering it'an insult to the Imperiat Army.
Regrets over the incident were ex pressed by Gen. Hsiao Cheng-yin, Btayor of Tientsin, and Mr. Chen 'Chuch-shun, a member of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the" Hopel-Charhar Political 'Council, during. a call on Col, Tast: inor! Nagaml, Chief of Staff of the Japanese garrison, this morning The "confers. also' changed views on the disposal of the East Hopel Autonomous Anti-Com_ munist Government and are reported to have agreed that its projected amalgamation with the Hopel-Chathar. Political Council was premature—
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