Nanking, Oct. 8 The following communique was Assued by the Japanese Embassy:—"Mr. Kawagoe conversed for two hours with Gen. Chiang Kal-shek from 10 o'clock this morning. Gen. Chiang expressed his sincere and deep regret at the successive incidents that arose following the Chengtu affair and voleed the hope that such incidents would not recur, Gen. Chiang further stated that he wished to soe the relations between.the two cou tries readjusted, according to diplomatic practice, in a spirit of mutual concession and equality.
"In reply, Mr, Kawagoe remarked that the Chengtu and other successive incidents were mot simple cases of assault, but were events of a character that would have serious repercussions on the relations between China and Japan. In view of this fact, the Ambassador stated, he hoped the National Government would show good faith In dealing with the settlement of these eases, so that both nations might ce-operate toward, their common goal of establishing peace in the Orient by means of 2 Feadjustment of their mutual rela tions, "Gen. Chiang concurred in this view?
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