Gaimusho Official Comes to Shanghat With the Hongkew and Chapel dis. tricts fast resuming their normal an-Pearance after devon days of tension, Inlorest on Oct. 5 veered to the a rival at 3.15 o'clock in the afternoon of Mr, Kazue Kuwajima, director of the Bureau of East Asiatic Affairs of the Tokyo Foreign OMice.
Bringing with him what was generally "described by the Japanese Dress as "the last word" of the Tokyo authorities regarding the present Sino-Japanese negotiations for w readjustment of the relations between the two countries, Mr. Kuwajima, im: mediately after his arrival, went into conference with the highest local re~ presentatives of the Japanese Army, Navy and Foreign Afvairs Ministries Action Wanted "What Japan wants is not platitudes but action," Mr, Kuwajima told reporters in an interview aboard the N.Y.K. express liner Nagasakel Maru "The reason why the negotiations Nanking are not proceeding "NaC. Herald Photo, Wavoy Arrives Mr. Kazwe Kuwajinia, of the Japanese Foreign Office, who fon Oct. 3 to convey the "Japanese "Ambassador, Kawagoe, concerning the Sino cee negotiations. at' Nanking smoothly despite the patience and the forbearance shown by our Ambassador, ix simply because the Chines: fare not acting in good faith. There is no other explanation "All difficulties will disappear once the Nanking government realizes. real intentions of Japan and recognizes that its past policies wrong. This is the crux of the sit tion. China must reflect," he added.
Informed that Gen. Chiang Kal-shek hod arrived in Nanicing, Mr. Kuwa-Jima remarked that "no' matter how many promises of friendship Ger Chiang makes to our Ambassador in their projected meeting, they will amount to nothing at alt so long as they are not converted into policies and put into effect.
Mr. Kuwajima left for Nanking by aeroplane early next morning.
In the capital, where he is to re~ main two to three days, he will discuss at length the present state of Sino-Japanese relations with the Ambassador, "Mr." Shigeru Kawagoe, and Mr. Yakichiro Suma, General in Nanking.
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