Three Japanese Demands Said Agreed to by Hopei and.
Charhar Council on July 19
Tokyo, July 23, T= "Iocal_ settlement"
terms of the reached' between the Japanese and Chinese authorities North China on July 19 were made public to-day in a communique issued by the War Office, 'The Hopei-Charhar Political Council, according to' the state~ ment, submitted a Note on July 19 promising to carry out the following:
1,—Elimination of those pers sons who are impeding the good relations between China and Japan.
2.—Suppression of Communists generally. 3.—Control of anti-Japanese organizations and their activities as well as control of anti-Japanese education, "which is responsible for anti-Japanese activities."
Furthermore, the Council st tated that, as the 37th Division was mainly implicated in the Sino-Japanese dasi it would be transferred from Peiping. The 37th Division, the communique declared, left for the South by train last evening, The Japanese command, it added, was strictly watching the carrying out of the terms of the agreement, Tokyo Views The Japanese newspapers do not see In the new dispositions of the 3th Division of the 20th Army solution of the North China crisis, They contend that fundamental points of friction remain and. that further" incidents "will continually rep up unless the axe ts laid at the Toot of the trouble. It is forecast ju this connection, that "Japanese policy may show a great change, Japanese Government circles, according to the "Asahi," are in favour for the dispatch "of an Important statesman to Nanking to negotiate a fundamental solution. of Sino-Japan ese relations—Reuter, "Chastise China"
Agresing that the Central Government must be "chastised" for ils attitude in the current Sino-Japanese
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