Tokyo, July 22.
"Japanese policy in North China inevitably will become stronger if the Central Government, ignoring Japan's special position, continues to. play off one Power against another." This the Minister of the Navy. The conference, it is stated, examined fund: mentals for the progress and unite tion of China and the regrowth of 'Two specific examples of China' alleged policy of playing one Power off against another were. given, namely the Sino-German and Sino-American loan. agreements, " which, despite denials elsewhere, are stated In Tokyo to involve the purchase of munitions. "The Chinese "Government," it was added, "would be well advised to show its sincerity by solving the North China imbroglio a manner acceptable to Japan.'—Router,
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