Tokyo, Sept. 28.
'Three of Japan's leading Cabiiet ministers, Mr. "Hirota, the Premier, Mr. Arita, Minister' for Foreign Affairs, and Admiral Nagano, ter of the Navy, conferred for an Fegarding the Chinese They discussed, it is reported, the ttle progress made in Nanking concerning the negotiations with the Chinese Government on the J decision to deal direct with Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Executive Yuan, and also the attitude ff the Chinese' Government on this question, Views were also exchanged regard. ing Japanese policy in China in the future.
Under the presidency of Prince Fushimi, Chief of the Naval General Staff, the Naval War Council held two-hour conference here to-day. The Council listened to an exp tion by Admiral O. Nagano, Minister fof Navy, dealing with recent events in China.
Admirel Nagano's address was along those nes with which the Japanese Government is endeavour Ing to reach a settlement of recent fanti-Japanese incidents in China, At the conclusion of Admiral Nagano's speech, the Council voleed its animous approval of his policies and factions in his efforts to tide over the present risis-—Reuter,
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