Changchun, June 25.
A warning to. the Chinese. press against the "repeated publication of malicious and groundless reports re-ceting on the prestige of Japanese troops and stirring Chinese sentiment Jagainst Japan and Manchoukuo" made in a statement issued by the The Japanese diplomat will spend some time in Kuling, as the Embassy had rented a house there.
"ME have, however, no definite plans for. any negotiations with the Chinese "authorities at this time," he said, "There seems to be a feeling China that Japan. should "deal with: the Central Government, Stead of with the Hopel-Charhar Council, regarding the economic [development of North China," Mr. Kawagoe said.
"Our policy, however, has been to dear with the regional authorities North China regarding -economle Charges that the 576-ton vessel, the!co-operation and T do not see what objections the Nanking Government could have to economic activities.
"Continuance of' this childish but pernicious. propaganda," "says the statement, "wilt be detrimental to the peace of the Far East, 'The statement hopes' that, "for the prestige of the Chinese Government of the Chinese press," an immediate cessation wilful, and' deceptive pro-
Special mention is made of news published in Shanghat disparaging to the Emperor of Manchoukuo, as wel to the "purely unfounded report' of an alleged attack by a Japanese Army offer on a White Russian woman aboard a train,
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