Tokyo, June 19.
The Foreign Minister, Mr. Koki Hirota, to-day ordered Mr. Shinichi Kamimura, Chief of the First Section of the Galmusho's East Asiatic Affairs Bureau, to proceed immediately to China." Mr," Kamimura will visit Shanghai, Nanking, Tientsin, Peiping and other major cities and. confer consular and diplo-on the current situation Canton, June 21.
In another effort to bridge the wide between the Japanese. and Chie hose views on the settlement of the so-called "Aoyama case," the Japan se. Consul-General. in' Canton, Mr. Toyolehi Nakamura will this after hoon call on. Gen, "Wa Teh-chen, Dome! learned, will tional: quidepost, to War, Navy and Foreign Affa formulating Japan's polley to Chine Complications to be Avolde Tokyo, June 20. ater inthe day, Mr, Nakamura will visit Dr, Philip XC: tyau, For ign Affairs Commissioner for Kivangsand Kwangtung, who has been In charge of the Chinese investigations {nto the: Swatow incident, Me, Selichiro Yamazall, Consul in Swatow, reported to Bie. Nekamura fon his arrival here by air on Satur Gay that the Swatow municipal thorities were ready. to. BlVe a koarantee against the recurrence of Sntistapanese acts inthe ily, were an agreement reached on all' other points, "Thus far, however, a wide divergence exists on the questions of the Punishment' of officials responsible for the incident, the payment of 20)
man, and an apology by competent fo the Injured Japanese ple.
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