"IE the negotiations are successful, we shall be able (0 leave Tokyo in the morning and dine in Shanghai," the ofielat stated pointing to the possible opening of an alr service between Japan and: China, 'Under such conditions, Mr. Kuwa-Jima said, it would be' possible for Gen, Chiang to visit Japan and for Mr. Hachiro Arita, Foreign Minister, to rotun the call, 'Arriving in Shanghai on Monday, 'Mr, Kuvajima said.he intended to) confer there with MaJor-Gen, Seiichi Kita, Military Attache, and with' Rear-Adntral" Osamu Sato, Naval Atlaché, before proceeding that same hight fo Nanking. Ho said he ex-peeled to return to Japan after a slay of from two to three days in the Chinese capital.
Before leaving Tokyo, last night, Mr. Kuwajima attended a. conform fence of retired diplomats who had at one time served in China, specially called by Mr. Arita, Present wore Mr, Toriktichi Obata; Mr. Akira "Ariyoshl; Mr, Kyutaro Hayashi, Mr. Hajime Matsishima and Mr. Hachiro Ohta, all retired envoys; Mr. Kensuke Horinoucht, vice-Minister of foreign affairs, and others.—-Domei, willie discussed between the Ambassador and the Generalissimo, and the negotiations on details will be carried on between Mr. Kawagoe and Gen. Chang Chun, the Foreign, Minister,
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