ats Nanking, Nov. 2."
Mr. S! Kawagoe, Japanese Ambas-}sador to. China, and. General Chang Chun, Chinese Minister for Foreign Affairs, will not. meet to-day. 05 originally arranged, "but the" interview will most likely take place -to: morrow or on Wednesday.
'This will be' the seventh. meeting between the two diplomats for a dlscussion of Sino-Japanese relations.
Meanwhile, as the" protests fled by-the Chinese Government with the Japanese Embassy here regarding. the 'Japanese military manceuvres in the Peiping and Tientsin area, and the alleged forcible occupation of a Chin ese house at Taiyuan, the capital of Shans, by five armed. Japanese," have not been answered,,: the Foreign' Office" contemplates." the lodging of further protesta;—Reuter.
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