The Archive · 1934

Consulate for Genoa

Nanking, Oct. 90.

The Executive Yuan to-day adopted ithe proposal of the Foreign Ministry for the establishment of a Chinese consulate at Genoa, Italy—Reuter, Mr. A. Ariyoshi, the Japanese Minister "to China, left here for Peking by train on Monday afternoon, He was accompanied by Mr. Anne, Second Secretary of the Japanese Legation in China, and Mr. K. Yoko-awa, his personal secretary. The party may break their journey in Nanking to allow of Mr. Ariyoshi's visiting Mr. Wang Ching-wel, Pres-Ident of the Executive Yuan, after which they will proceed to the former capital. Mr. Ariyoshi is expected to remain in Peking for about a week after which it is understood he will return here by way of Tsinan and

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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