Peking, Nov. 10.
Before leaving Peking, Major-(General Okamura said his exchange! Jof views with the Chinese leaders had been limited to the question of through traffic between Peking and Mukden and the establishment of [Customs houses along the Great. Wall. An agreement had been reached on general principles, but! the details. must be worked out by experts. He denied that the matt2r_ fof postal facilities between China fand® Manchoukuo had been discussed, and he emphasised the necessity Jof ce-operation between China and Japan, owing to their geographical: propingsity, and said he was glad ote during his visit that the fstions between the two country frad much improved.
'According' to Chinese circles, the [Ministry of Finance is sending a Jdclegate to Peking.to confer with the authorities here as regards Customs houses on the Great Wall. tu the event of these being ithe Chinese will consider them as [Customs houses removed from Harbin and Newchwang, over which hey now have no control. This expedient would remove tion of recognising the him. to. native province "quite fearlessly."—
Times being to open up new sources Jof revenues and meanwhile to adhere and" Novoshbirsk shortly.—United Press, The rule of strict economy. so policy, Dee Kung combing military, expenditure "Open resources, int Mimammmomzeox.|with Gen, Ching and other im~ extent after his conferences penses." He suggested that country like China should have no} difficulty in meeting a budgetary) expenditure of $800,000,000 a year, which was small when compared with the 700,000,000 nae budget of the Municipality Greater New York. Determined to} ido his best, he expressed optimism, adding that the deficit of last} month already had been covered and that there was a possibility of portant Government, leade The Situation with the Communists and bandits, however, "Was a cerions' menace and the country should. not. stint to win victory in ite fight against Chem. thst gnd of the extremely intimate Felations between the financial and Fanling circles and the Government, concluded by leading for the Pallett "understanding and. support of the leat mankers and financiers.
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