Through mutual concessions alone can China and Japan hope to read-Just their "relations, the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Shigeru Kawagoe told the press on April 23. at his official residence in Route Pichon.
Explaining that he was sailing for Japan next Wednesday on_ instruc-ons from the Foreign Office, the envoy said that the date of his return here will not be fixed until after his arrival in Tokyo.
The nature of the Japanese _proposals for the readjustment of Sino-Japanese relations and the date of the resumption of negotiations will also be determined after he submits his report to the central authorities, Mr, Kawagoe added.
have repeatedly told Dr. Wang, Chung-hui," the envoy. said, "that what China needs most is a clear realization of the {actors involved in Jayan's national existence and growth. Japan, on her part, must fully understand China's unification movement and the grieving strength of the Central Goverament, "Furthermore, Japan must make a thorough study of the real nature of the National Government and the development of its various branches. Unless Japan constantly keeps. in. mind the nature of China's national tunifieation, there is no hope for a Feadjustment of Sino-Japanese rela
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