Nanking, Sept. 30.
The deadlock which occurred last week in the negotiations between Gen. Chang Chun, the Foreign Minister, and) Mr. "S. Kawagoe, the Japanese Ambassador, continues. Reports that China has presented Japan with a set of demands are denied in well-informed Chinese elrcles here, Ata Fecent interview with Mr.
Gen, Chang Chun, stated, expressed the hope that the Japanese Government would take certain measures to improve Sino-Japanese relations. The nature of these suggested measures has not been revealed. Gen. Chang Chun, who was to have visited Kuling to inter~ view the Generalissimo, has decided not to do so after all but to await his arrival in Nanking.
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