Suggested Board of Conciliation Proves. Abortive Tokyo, Nov. 0°,.:
The third biennial conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, which opened here on October 28; closed to-day in a very cordial mosphere.
At a luncheon following the clos-delegates their satis ing of the conference the visiting discussions that had taken place, not only on academic matters but also on delicate political matters, and the furtherance of friendship between the delegates by daily personal conferences "il A. souvenir was presented by the foreign delegations to the Japanes delegation in appreciation of their.
lity.
Despite the friendly atmosphere created between the Chinese and Japanese delegations in the last few days, the proposal to establish a board of conciliation for investiga. tion of the relations between the two countries has finally proved abortive because the matter requires further consideration while the con: ference closed to-do Tt has been announced that the next conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations will be held China in 1981—Reuter,
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