Tokyo, May 11.
The charge that strong political under-currents marred tne report of Dr. Rajehman was contained in a scathing editorial published this morning in the "Tokyo Asahi Shimbun," influential Japanese daily newspaper.
"We cannot help being more or ess suspicious as to the political intentions of the report which may seriously impair Sino-Japanese relations it was stated in the editorial. "Japan cannot understand why the League selected Dr. Rajchman, who is well known to be rabidly anti-Japanese. countries have to face a multitude Jot international difmculties, and must jovork for peace which, however, must be peace with equal rights."
Admiral Matsushita and his officers were given a cordial reception Berlin, and were received in_turn by President von Hindenburg, Chancellor Adolf Hiller, Gen. Hermann Goering, Premier of Prussia, and Baron von Neurath, Foreign Minister.
The Admiral and his party. will now leave for London—Reuter.
Hirota Polloles Tokyo, May 18.
'The policies of Mr. K. 'Hirota, the Foreign Minister, for peaceful' cooperation with the world have won hoficer replied thet there were, lether six companies, comprising Malanyu is a pass situated between Kupeikou and Hsifengkow. Since the retrocession of Kupeikou, authorities have tried the Genro, who is the most trusted adviser of the Emperor of Japan.
After an hour's conference with the Prince to-day, Mr Hirota expressed his pleasure at the ungualif-Jed confidence placed in him and his far without success.—Reuter.
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