(3) 'The abolition of extra te ritoriality will be agreed to by the Tapanese Government. In principle pending the perfection of the Chic ese judicial system, 'The Jay Goverament will then agree. th abolition' of extraterritorial joyed by its natiomls in ChAWbY stages me return for which Japanese nationals living in the interior im China will enjoy the same rights a Chines (4) Aw for the question of inland navigation, the Japanese Gov-feerrment will advance the suggestion fof reciprocity, though. the possibilities of Chinese shipping along tt Japancee coast are considered tremely remote. Such an arrange ment, therefore, will not prove advantageous to China.
The article concludes by saying that in view of the announepad policy fof the National Government in eonnection with the above-mentioned Issues, there is little ground for optimism in the future negotiations which are expected to be entered Into following the arrival of Mr. Saburi—Te Chung.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.