which he conferred several After @ were in Nanking. during with Dr. Wellington Koo, China's Oficiating Minister for' Foreign is, Mfr. Mamoru Shigemits the Japanese Minister to" Chin sailed for Shanghai from capital abroad the steamship Yo: yang Maru teday—United Press.
The Japanese Legati last night that Mr. Mf. the Japanese Minister to fore his departure from Spoke to press. Tepresentatives on the subject of the Proposed establish-rent of a neutral zone at Chinchow follows "Since the outbreak of trouble en Manchoria, Marshal Chang Hsueh; Tiang's troops around Chinchow and the So-called "Provisional Govern ment at Chinchow have been instigating bandits and plainelothes [gunmen to inflict injuries on Japanese troops and Japanese. interests find to carry on' all carts of antic Tapanese, machinations behind the scenes. It isan undeniable fact thet Marshal "Cheng. Heveh-liang, and his followers, while pretending Mon-resistance, are secretly _encouraging hostile activities against Japan.
"Thie attitude of Marshal Chang] Hsueh-liang is in full second with Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, the Officiating Foreign Minister of the Nanking, Government, who parently hag perceived the danger of such a clash, proposed in Nanking!
November 24 to the American.
ili, and French, Ministers that] if Japan had no objection China would make a district from Chin-
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