Sieatee s Cina® The ectiseal" araft of the sapient ciate matt ate epee, ie motiael eae meting t-dove' 1 wil be so Nanking, Apr. 23. and modern detention-houses ith a''view to the elimination of the gotiations are in progress relative fo Japanese fishing privileges strafes" courts and of the oldese waters, He expressed the prisons. and. detention-houses.
igned 5. It should make Ihope that all outstanding questions: 10. The Foreign Minister, adequate between China and Japan will be. financial provision for the mainten-"C.-T. Wang, signed on behalf settled speedily. ance of courts, detention-houses the 'National Government and the Apr. 25. prisons and their 'Norwegian Minister, Mr. Aubert, on Tt is suggested prior to the Behalf of the Norwegian. Govern-reasonable compliance' wit ith all the ment. continued conversations with Mr, Shigemitsu to-day
recommendations above mentioned, Baron Shidehara, the Japanese Fo The Sino-Dutch extraterritoriality [but after the principal items thereeign Minister, and other officials at agreement will be signed at eight of have been carried out, the the Foryign Office, it was predicted @rclock this evening between Dr.
Powers concerned, if so desired by usually well informed circles that "Wang and the Netherlands Minister, the Chinese Government, might} Mr, W. J. Oudendijk. consider the abolition of extratertrolly Bur slightly her stteade modify. but a The details of the above agreeritoriality according to suds Ward. China's demand for abolition ments he not yet been made pub-of extraterritorial privileges.
London, Apr.°22. fay be greed fen However, it Is expected that upon Pending the abolition of extra-hig return to Shanghai Mr. Shigermiteu. will be able to present to Dr. House of Commons this afternoon, Replying to questions in the territoriality, the Governments of the Wang, the Foreign Minister of Powers concerned shuld, conse the Chinese National Government at Nanking, definite proposals for the otiations now proceed-Affairs, that Part I of this Ri to mugeting the observations there solution of the problems arising Government made and, with the ce-operation' of Between China and Japan as a result the Chinese Government wherever lof the Nanking demands. should make _certain Mr. Shigemitsu hopes to return to as he ho} vd, the negotiations' were necessary, successful, they would result in a modifications in the existing sys of extraterritor-'"reaty and, la accordance with the toms instructions a8 to the polities he is Shania early in May with complete pursue not only with regard to usual practice, there would be an al
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