In conclusion, the "Hsin Min Pao" declares:—"Apart from hoping that the Japanese Government will adopt a reasonable attitude, and follow the usual procedure in negotiations, Chins only can prepare to make final sacri-flees if necessary, for no matter how peace-loving China may-be, she can~ hot withstand unlimited humiliation."
Mr. ¥. Suma, the Japanese Consul General, called at the Foreign Offce to-day.and asked Mr. Chen Chieh, Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, to inform him when Gen. Chiang Kai-shek was returning to Nanking.
Gen, Ho Ying-chin, Minister for War, and Mr. Kao Tsungewu, direc-
Britain Anxious London, Oct. 3.
Well-informed quarters int London reaffirm that Great Britain is not disinterested in the present Far Esstfern crisis. Stress is laid on the importance of the British interests "Pure Speeulation"
China which would be affected either by a Japanese protectorate over the whole or part of China, or by war between China and Japan.
British circles continue to regard Tokyo, Oct. 3.
Press reports about Japan's proposals and China's counter-proposals and sre pure speculation, says the "japan tion, says the the situation as not only very delicate, Di selosure of the actual terms to the
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