amicable settlement of all pending isoness, "in a spirit of calmness and sencrosliy", Domei learned, Mz, Kawogos, In turn, Informed ar, Kao of the firm atlitide adopted by" the Japanese "Government and urged the Central authorities to tale Immediate and definite steps to secure a settlement of all outstanding prob-ems, provided Nanking "sincerely "The conferees agreed that all delails of the forthcoming pourparlers Would be arranged between bir. Kao trid try Yakichiro Suma," Japanese Consul-General here. Later in the doy Mr. Koo called on Mz, Suma discuss the Pending issues with Immediately after concluding his Interview with Mr. Kao, Mr. Suma reported on the nature of the conversation to Mr. Kawagoe, LieutCol, Tatsumi Amamiya and Commander Saburo Nakahara, respectively resident military and naval officers her Mr. Kao meantime made @ similar report 10 Gen, Chang Chun, Foreign Minister, later wiring the report to Gen. Chiang, who is stil in Kuling—Domei, but extremely serious. It is probable that the views of the British Government have already been made Known to the Chinese and Japanese
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