the delicate Sinodapanese sifult'® aparai fo the Magchny Sat but he had no knowledge that Jin negotiations would be opend tween the Nanking and Tokyo Got? ernments for the settlement" outstanding issues, declared Sun Fo, President of the jislative Yuan, when interviewed jezaral here from Nanking yester, members of the local press after biz
apparently, the report about the inoJapanese direct negotiainy was current as a result of the turn to. Tokyo of Gen. Chiang Tw.
Jany special mission. My main pose is merely to clear up everything ur- ping, Chinese Minister to Japan; the departure for Peking of connected with the warship Ninghai, which was bought from Japan on 'Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister advice last year, and to pay my Jof Dr._¥. Sugimura, former. asst Nat and the arrival in Chie iighi, who cured my incas. I shall stay in Tokyo League, and Mr, Tokugen, Japanese Minister' to Canada, Xf, knowledge as and ape to Son said, He could not believe tat possible of Japan, which I used to [the Central Government would, de. visit several times, a year."
Among those bidding farewell to spite bitter opposition, enter into was Mr. Yin Jdlrect negotiations with Japan they it was. re that the propel system of ce-ordination which allows 2 Tung, who is shortly to travel to hun as Gen. Huang's ree jconeerning Japan's abolition of "x. minimum of delay and stoppage presentative. Mr. Yin stated that he traterritoriality in exchange for
ulation that there will be a healthy elrwas returning to Peking in afew [China's recognition of Manchoukoo ays, and thence to Manchoukuo. }would be discussed. the country. To what extent the circulation of cotton goods can be made healthy depends upon the cooperation of the people as a whole.
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