Cessation of Hostilities and Withdrawal of Japanese Troops The Sino-Japanese negotiations for the sation of hentilities and the withdrawal of Japanese troops were contisded at the British Con-Sulate-General jesteréay morning. From their sick beds, Me. Quo Tat-VieeMinister Mr. M. Shigemitsa, Japenese Minister to China, appended their signatores" to the Today, the fishing touches wi
japanese versions - will be signa giver! when the Chinese and The agreement provides for the im: mediate cessation of hostilities and the withdrawal of Japanese traps to specified areas withia a period of four' weeks. General" Shirakawa yesterday. issued an order' to this Site to" the forces "under his con mand. Chinese police will take over the district Joint commission isto be forme to certify to the withdrawal. The conimission is expected to cornist of the Consuls-General of Japan, Brit-n, United States, and France, the Secretaries" of the lallan Legation and the City Government of Shanghai, military attaches of the four friendly Power and Jepan together with @ secretary 1th Route Army to be announced ater, The peace negotiations started on. March "24 and were. concludes yea terday after protracted and difcalt Sessions, At the concluding. session atthe British. ConsulatesGeneral, Sir Miles Lampson, HM. Mi military maps, which show the localities into Which the Japanese) Roope are'te be' wittseathe tigetbes "six sitar wets of may were signed and ratified.
'The main conference started 1030 an an hour after the sot emmaiiee' meeting. Follonng th of Col. G. Badham-Thornhill, British military -ataehe, onthe fecting, Mes A> D, Blackborn, who Eis exceeded: Me. One' Tuchman chinse' Secretary of Legation fad tie text of Uy pean ware nent whic: appears in full on page
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